Why Google Changes Your Titles in Search Results !

[lomas]

Sounds like title tags are useless these days ?

Any answer for this article ?

Code:

http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2342232/Why-Google-Changes-Your-Titles-in-Search-Results

[lomas]

Anyone can hit me with his ideas I want to know how people think about this change !

[AW3EB7C9]

Same thing happening with me.. I'm also not getting my page title in Google search.. It's showing my h1 in content section instead my main title in head section.
My title: Bestaffordable seo company, affordable seo company, best seo company
But Google showing: The Best Affordable SEO Comapny

[Puppy]

Basically because Google strives to provide users with the best experience, if you content is excellent and your article is right on the stop for some important question/search by many users, Google automatically changes your titles and so on just to help users to find the right content for them.
You know, in google they can see only a small part of your work - may be a title (limited to some words) and a description also limited to some words... IMO this is why google takes care for your titles...

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(05-16-2014 06:08 AM)Rymond Wrote:  Same thing happening with me.. I'm also not getting my page title in Google search.. It's showing my h1 in content section instead my main title in head section.
My title: Bestaffordable seo company, affordable seo company, best seo company
But Google showing: The Best Affordable SEO Comapny

You are suppose to have only 1 H1 tag in your page (article) and it is your title.
On your main page your website title is H1. On your articles - the title of your article is supposed to be H1 tag.
Most probably you are using H1 H2 H3 tags not the way GOOGLE wants to see it ....
https://yoast.com/blog-headings-structure/

So while we can (and will) discuss some specifics in the comments, your homepage should probably have a structure that looks like this:

• H1: Blog’s name
• H2: Your blog’s tagline, if it’s “keyword-rich”; if not, all your recent posts should have an H2.
• H3: Your recent posts, or, if those have an H2, this could be used for somewhat older posts.
• H4: related content in the sidebar, like the heading of an “about” widget.
• H5: Unrelated headings in your sidebar, footer, etc.

Vs
Heading structure for your single posts / single pages

This one is simple:

• H1: post / page title
• H2′s and H3′s: subheadings and sub-subheadings
• H4: your blog’s name, and possibly related widgets
• H5: same as above: sidebars etc.