Title in serch result
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Hi,
Im the webmaster of http://www.canexel.es and we are having some problems with the title of the home page.
this is my title tag:
<title></span><span>Casas de madera mucho más que casas prefabricadas - Canexel</span><span class="webkit-html-tag"></title>
This what apear in SERPS in keywords like casas de madera (google esp):
Canexel: Casas de madera mucho más que casas prefabricada...
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As Chris said, Google has recently changed how long your titles can be, but rather than give you a definite number of words you can use, you now have a number of pixels. The general consensus here is that you have 512 pixels.
Screaming Frog Spider has just updated to a newer version that now includes how long your titles are in pixels, as well as words. I don't know if there are other tools that do this yet, as I haven't searched, but they do a free version that you can download and will crawl up to 500 pages of a site.
You can download it here.
-Andy
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Hi there,
Google recently tweaked the length of titles in SERPs take a look at Dr.Pete's exelent post from yesterday - http://moz.com/blog/new-title-tag-guidelines-preview-tool
in Short it the ... is where your tittle is too long.
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