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title: "#titles — seo-mcp"
description: "SEO tips tagged Titles."
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# #titles

11 published tips tagged “Titles”.

- [Write unique title tags](https://seo-mcp.io/t/write-unique-title-tags) — The title element is the main input for the search result link, and Google rewrites vague or duplicated titles. Write one unique title per page, aim for 50 to 60 characters, front-load the distinguishing phrase and keep the brand short at the end. Audit duplicates before adding keywords.
- [Fix keyword cannibalization](https://seo-mcp.io/t/fix-keyword-cannibalization) — Cannibalization happens when several URLs compete for one query, so Google alternates and neither accumulates authority. Find queries with multiple ranking pages, choose a winner by intent and performance, then merge, differentiate or redirect the others and update internal links.
- [Use exactly one H1 per page](https://seo-mcp.io/t/use-exactly-one-h1-per-page) — Each page needs one H1 that names its topic. Multiple H1s usually come from logos or reused components that each include a heading. Audit rendered HTML, keep the H1 visible and near the main content, and let H2 and H3 carry the subsections. One H1 is a structure fix, not a ranking trick.
- [Structure headings as H1, H2 and H3](https://seo-mcp.io/t/structure-headings-as-h1-h2-and-h3) — Headings describe document structure for readers, assistive technology and extraction tools. Use one H1, H2 for main sections and H3 for subsections without skipping levels. Style with classes rather than heading tags, and make each heading a specific statement instead of a generic label.
- [Build internal links with descriptive anchors](https://seo-mcp.io/t/build-internal-links-with-descriptive-anchors) — Internal links pass context and help crawlers discover pages. Use anchor text that names the destination, link from body copy where the link is useful, and keep important pages within three clicks of the homepage. Do not nofollow internal links, and fix links that point at redirects.
- [Add OG and Twitter cards](https://seo-mcp.io/t/add-og-and-twitter-cards) — Open Graph and Twitter card tags control how links render in feeds, chats and some assistants. Set og:title, og:description, og:url, og:type and an absolute og:image, plus twitter:card and matching fields. Generate them per page and make og:url equal the canonical.
- [Write unique titles and descriptions in Next.js](https://seo-mcp.io/t/write-unique-titles-and-descriptions-in-next-js) — Next.js resolves metadata from the page up to the layout, so a title set once in the root layout repeats on every route. Export a title and description per page, or generate them from record data in generateMetadata. Use title.template for the site suffix, keep descriptions unique, and verify the rendered HTML rather than the component source.
- [Build a Reusable Local SEO Page Template for Every Location](https://seo-mcp.io/t/build-a-reusable-local-seo-page-template-for-every-location) — A reusable template keeps every location and service-area page consistent: one NAP block, one title pattern, LocalBusiness schema and fixed internal links. The local SEO template set shared by BowTiedBills follows a repeatable setup he credits for taking 50+ businesses to first place on Google. Standardizing means each new page ships complete rather than missing schema or citations.
- [Build a keyword-targeted free tool page with on-page SEO](https://seo-mcp.io/t/build-a-keyword-targeted-free-tool-page-with-on-page-seo) — Create a small free tool aimed at a single keyword: no signup, result shown instantly, mobile-friendly layout, one call to action into the product. Then complete the page's on-page SEO with a keyword-led title, meta description, H1, an FAQ block, JSON-LD schema and internal links from relevant pages.
- [Publish a keyword-named Google Sites page for parasite SEO](https://seo-mcp.io/t/publish-a-keyword-named-google-sites-page-for-parasite-seo) — Create a Google Sites page whose site name and page title match the exact target keyword, publish it with genuinely useful content, and link it back to your own domain. The tweet claims Google-hosted properties get indexed fast, so the page can surface for the term ahead of your own page. Treat it as a limited gray tactic.
- [Prioritize the five ranking levers before on-page polish](https://seo-mcp.io/t/prioritize-the-five-ranking-levers-before-on-page-polish) — Work the five levers in order: match the page type Google shows for the query, start the title with the target keyword word for word, add at least five internal links using that keyword as anchor, build domain authority, then earn deeplinks to the page. Polish items such as alt text, schema and meta descriptions wait until these are done.