The contents of the Title tag is generally displayed by the browser at the top of the browser window. The search engines use the Title tag to provide a link to the sites which match the query made by the user. Having keywords in the Title tag of a page can significantly increase the search engine ranking of the page for those keywords.
The text contained between the start and end HTML tags of the same name. This text is associated with (but not displayed in) the web page containing these tags, and is displayed in a special position (usually at the top of the window) by the web browser. It is also commonly shown in search results on certain engines as the dark blue heading of each listing, unless another title is available, such as one implemented by another directory editor. Title text is important because it normally forms the link to the page from the search engine listings, and because the search engines pay special attention to the title text when indexing the page. Don't confuse this text with heading text within the web page which often looks like the title. Usually this will be rendered either using the HTML heading tags or just rendered with a large font size.
A Title tag is a HTML tag used to define your websites topic. This will display on the most upper left corner of your web browser screen.
The name of a web page. The content of the Title tag is displayed on the top right hand side of the browser window. Having keywords in the Title tag of a web page can increase the search engine ranking of the web page based on the keywords used in a search.
A HTML code placed in the HEAD of the webpage which holds the title of the page. This information is displayed in the top bar of the browser and is used by search engines to list the page in the search results.
this is the piece of code that determines a page's title in many search engine results and the title seen by internet users when they visit a given page.
A part of an HTML document that stores the main heading of the entire page. The tag is used on the title bar or bookmarks for its page. Search engines pay more attention to what is in the title tag than any other lag on the page.
Highly important in SEO - the title at the top of the browser (in the bar).
An HTML tag used to define the text at the top of the browser.
an element of a Web page that provides key information about the content on that page
an HTML tag with text describing the contents of the web page
a piece of HTML code that describes a specific web pages content through a keyword query that a person types into a search engine
This important meta tag is located at the top of page and contains highly searched relevant keywords. The title should not be too long, because if there are too many characters or spaces the viewer may not be able to read the entire title because it will get cut off. Typically, all tags can be viewed when a user right clicks on a web page and clicks "view source." A title tag usually looks like:titleCalifornia Injury Attorneys - California Personal Injury Lawyers - Firm Name/title
The most valuable meta tag, used by many search engines to display page titles; also used by some engines to determine positioning. It also appears in the title bar of browser windows.
HTML tag used to define the title of a page. The title is displayed at the top of a Web browser and also used by many search engines as the title of a search result listing.
A form of Meta data used by search engines to describe the titles of web pages. Search engine ranking algorithms place value in the use of title tags in determining what a site is about and the relevancy of its content.
Title tag is a place where it describes the content of that page.
It should be used to describe the web page using targeted keywords using no more that 60 characters, including spaces.
The TITLE tag is used to specify what text appears at the top of a browser window when visiting a web page. It also appears as the link text when your web site appears in search engine results. It can influence rankings a great deal so spend time ensuring that the right text is in it (i.e. include keywords/keyphrases relevant to the web page). For more information read my title tag optimization article.
In HTML, an area where text is placed that shows at the very top of the browser window. Search engines consider this area critical.
The text displayed in the blue bar at the very top of the browser window, above "Back," "Forward," "Refresh," "Print," etc. Although inconspicuous to the user, the title tag is the most important bit of text on a web page as far as the search engines are concerned. Search engines not only assign the words in the title tag more weight, they also typically display the title tag in the search results, making the title tag an important potential call-to-action as well. Thus, the wording of each page's title tag should be thought through carefully. Also see "keyword prominence."
HTML tag used to define the text in the top line of a Web browser, also used by many search engines as the title of search listings.
title/title The title tag is a piece of HTML code that defines the text that appears at the top of the browser window whilst a page is being displayed. The contents of the title tag also appears as the link to the page in search results. Google, especially puts a great deal of emphasis on a webpage's title. Try and reflect your most important keywords within this title tag.
In HTML code, the line that contains the words that appear in the title bar of a Web site.
Meta information tag inserted at the top of a web page, and displayed in the browser bar.
The HTML tag between which you write the title of your page, to be displayed at the top of the browser window.
This is a HTML descriptive tag used by search engines to name the website.
An HTML tag with text describing a specific Web page (but not visually displayed on the page). The title tag should contain strategic keywords for the page and be constructed following specific guidelines. The title tag is important because it usually becomes the text link to the page found in search engine listings, and because search engines pay special attention to the title text when indexing pages.