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Do take note that this feature is only available for Google mobile search results in English, German, French, and Japanese languages as of today. Also, this feature currently only supports home pages at the domain level, not at the subdirectory level. a screenshot of a replaced title tag As you can see, when I did a mobile search for SEO Hacker, it showed the search engine results page (SERP) with the name of our website. It also showed the company’s favicon and breadcrumbs at the same time. However, when I did a non-branded keyword mobile search (I typed “SEO Philippines”), the title tags still showed in the SERP.
non-branded keyword sample It’s also worth noting that when you type the brand name and its related keywords, title tags will still show in the SERP. Looking at the examples above, you will see a website name and the URL for each result. This brings a CY Lists better context of what websites you see, so you can be confident of the websites you are visiting. I also did notice that the size and shape of the website’s favicons have changed, making it easier for brands to be visible. Finally, Google made sure that the paid ads in the search results are visible enough for the users to see by changing the ad notifier from “Ads” to “Sponsored.
” What You Need To Know About like myself get all worked up whenever Google updates its algorithms. Looking at the majority of Google’s past update rollouts, they have greatly impacted the volatility of website rankings. As an SEO professional, you should always stay abreast of 4Google’s updates, hence this article. Replacing Title Tags With Site Names Firstly, Google’s process for generating site names on the Google Search results page is completely automated. Both the content of your website and references to it are also taken into account by Google.
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