Title Tags
The clickable headline search engines show for your page in results.
What it means
A title tag is the piece of code that defines the headline shown for your page in search results and in a browser tab. It's one of the clearest signals search engines use to understand what a page is about, and it's the first thing a searcher actually reads.
Why it matters
A vague or duplicated title tag across multiple pages makes it harder for search engines to tell your pages apart, and harder for a searcher scanning results to know why they should click yours. It's one of the highest-leverage, cheapest things to fix on a page.
ask datanephew
Can datanephew check my title tags across the site?
Yes — ask it to audit your pages and it can flag missing, duplicate, or oddly long title tags.
What makes a good title tag?
datanephew can't write your copy for you, but it can show you which of your pages get the most clicks relative to how often they show up in search — a useful clue for what's already working in your existing titles.