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How to avoid site title after page title?

by ryanrajpoot
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I am really fed of this thing; i don't want to continue site title after page title but i don't know from where it's happening. Previously; it was showing site title but now it started showing H1 element after single page title. You can see it by entering, "site:pnrstatusbuzz.in" in the Google search box. I would like to know if anyone can work out how to remove the site title/H1 element from the single page title. Any suggestions are welcomed.
#avoid #page #site #title
  • Profile picture of the author Synnuh
    There's a setting in Wordpress SEO by Yoast that deletes it. Don't remember exactly which one off hand, but it's self explanatory in the dashboard for the plugin.

    Install the plugin, go to the "SEO" menu, then Titles & Metas

    Remove %%sep%% %%sitename%% from the boxes. Then save. Should work.
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  • Profile picture of the author ryanrajpoot
    It's not on the WordPress.
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  • Profile picture of the author Synnuh
    Hmm, what CMS?
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  • Profile picture of the author ryanrajpoot
    Php and html site, you can see it by view source.
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  • Profile picture of the author trevord92
    Google can amend the page titles (and meta descriptions) if it's algorithm thinks it can do better than you.

    That happens quite a bit and varies according to the search that people use.

    The only way you can influence what they do is to come up with excellent titles and descriptions and then cross your fingers that their computer will agree. Don't sweat about it too much.
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    • Profile picture of the author ryanrajpoot
      Originally Posted by trevord92 View Post

      Google can amend the page titles (and meta descriptions) if it's algorithm thinks it can do better than you.

      That happens quite a bit and varies according to the search that people use.

      The only way you can influence what they do is to come up with excellent titles and descriptions and then cross your fingers that their computer will agree. Don't sweat about it too much.
      I am totally agree with you, but i don't like it. I think; it's diluting my title.
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  • Profile picture of the author larrypaul
    It depends on which coding technology you use. If Wordpress or any other CMS then with the help of dashboard setting one can easily get to remove the site title.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rajmalhotra
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    Originally Posted by ryanrajpoot View Post

    I am really fed of this thing; i don't want to continue site title after page title but i don't know from where it's happening. Previously; it was showing site title but now it started showing H1 element after single page title. You can see it by entering, "site:pnrstatusbuzz.in" in the Google search box. I would like to know if anyone can work out how to remove the site title/H1 element from the single page title. Any suggestions are welcomed.
    Your title is short; maybe that's why Google is adding site title after your page title.
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  • Profile picture of the author Slade556
    Can I ask, why does this bother you? It doesn't affect your website in any way. In fact, I think this is actually helping, even if it's "forced" upon you by Google.
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