Wrong Title In SERP

[KentR]

Hi,

When i search for specific keyword that i rank in Google, my title page is completely different from what i see on actual page, but when i search for my other keyword that i rank too, i can see exact same title that i have on my page for the same URL,

I'm using Thesis theme to manage my meta tags,

How can i change that Title, my CTR dropped dramatically for the past week since it happened

Thanks

[KentR]

Hello,

This is what Google Webmaster tools says in my account.

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We didn't detect any content issues with your site. As we crawl your site, we check it to detect any potential issues with content on your pages, including duplicate, missing, or problematic title tags or meta descriptions. These issues won't prevent your site from appearing in Google search results, but paying attention to them can provide Google with more information and even help drive traffic to your site. For example, title and meta description text can appear in search results, and useful, descriptive text is more likely to be clicked on by users

So as far as i understand they didnt detect any issue with duplicate or missing meta tags, what can it be them??

Thanks

[KentR]

Its funny what Google says, because the title that Google is showing in SERP is twice shorter then my original in page meta tags.

Why didn't they create their own title for other keywords that i rank, since its pointing to same URL !

[KevinBudzynski]

I don't believe so.

BTW, this is what Google said::

In general, when we run across titles that appear to be sub-optimal, we may choose to rewrite them in the search results. This could happen when the titles are particularly short, shared across large parts of your site or appear to be mostly a collection of keywords. One thing you can do to help prevent this is to make sure that your titles and descriptions are relevant, unique and compelling, without being "stuffed" with too much boilerplate text across your site.

[KentR]

Is there a way to change that?

[iAnalyst.com]

Google will sometimes create their own title tag if they think it is more relevant for a search term.