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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32233, member: 636"]
Meta Title acts as your webpage's name tag. It sits at the top of your browser tab, showing which page you visit. Search engines read these titles carefully, plus users see them during searches. These titles appear as clickable headlines in search results pages. They matter for both user experience and search rankings. Your Meta Title should briefly describe what people find on your page.

This title differs from the headlines on your page. It lives in the HTML code but affects how easily people discover your site. A good meta title helps search engines figure out what your page offers. Each page needs a specific meta title that matches its content.

People click Meta Titles first before seeing anything else about your website. Making them clear and accurate brings more visitors who actually want what you provide. Search engines also use these titles to rank pages for relevant searches. Short, specific Meta Titles work best since they catch attention fast in crowded search results.
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