Best way to create page title to products catalog
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Hi guys, i'm having problems with duplicated page title, and i want to know what is the best way to avoid this problem.
The example is like this:
Title page (A): Product name A - category - section
Title page (B): Product name B - category - section,
What you think guys i can resolve this problem,
Thank you so much for your help.
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In the example you've presented, I don't see a duplicate title tag. Product name A is different from product name B, which makes title page A different from title page B.
If you want those titles to be even more unique, you could consider sometimes such as:
Title page (A): Product name A | Unique Selling Point for product A with Good Keywords
Title page (B): Product name B | Different Selling Point for Product B with Different Keywords
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When you see a category >subcategory>product the best way to tackle page title duplication would be Product Name with an unqiue identifier (eg, size etc)>categoryname>section
The unique identifier will make each product page title somehwat unique.
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I don't fully understand your problem. The example you give seems to be fine to me, as long as your product names are unique.
To make sure you don't have any duplicated page title, you should make sure that your product catalog doesn't have any duplicated products.
J.
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