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Its been almost 3 months since I changed the title for www.stradiji.com, even though Google crawled the homepage, it keeps the same title tag on search results. Isn't it strange?

Thanks William, I did not know that. Will use it regularly from now on. Just checked the tool for our own website www.stradiji.com and it shows that Google crawled the page title as "Dijital Pazarlama için Doğru Strateji | Stradiji" but Google search results for our brand name "stradiji" comes with a different title tag. You can check from here: https://www.google.com.tr/search?sourceid=ie7&q=stradiji&rls=com.microsoft:tr:{referrer:source?}&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&rlz=1I7ACAW_trTR387 I guess Google brings the headline on our homepage as title tag, even though we updated the title tag as different. Any idea?

This is great, thank you so much!

Thank you William for your quick response. I did it a few days ago, I tried fetch as Google (bot). Actually this has been happening to most of my customers sites. Google seems to change the page title to make them more relevant for searchers but it does not work in Turkish language. I have never tried Rich Snippet Tool before, I knew that but this site is a financial news site and there is no review or rating on it. Could you please give an example for this. Thanks in advance!

I have changed the page title for www.finanscaddesi.com to read as "Finans Caddesi | Paranın Pusulası" (as you can see from the source code) But Google still shows the old version. I have checked Google's guidelines regarding page titles. They say if we find a reference anchor text that is linking to the page (such as a DMOZ entry) we may use the anchor text as page title. I wonder whether there is a method I can follow to change the title tag to appear as "Finans Caddesi | Paranın Pusulası" in Google search results. Thanks in advance!