Can Google index article's title instead of website's title?

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I got a website about business and career.
I wrote a lot of articles inside with a lot of different topics.

For example, I got an article with a title "[ business ] how to be a boss". One day, i tried to search my website in google with keyword 'site:my website'. Yes, I got the title of my website there.

Is it possible for google to index the title of the article instead of the title of the website?

Because when i search my website , the result would be a long list of the title of my website, all same, with the same description as well. If google could index the article's title, it would allow people to come to my website.

Could anybody please help me out from this hole ? :confused:

Thank You Very Much.
Appreciate it!
#search engine optimization #article #google #index #title #website
  • Yep, happens to me all the time. That is why I pay so much attention to my title to make sure it makes sense but also has a keyword or phrase in it that people are searching for.

    I do this on forums, article sites, in press releases and on blog posts.
  • You need to set the <title> tag for each page to be what you want that page's title to be. Sounds to me like you have the same <title> tag for all your pages?

    Are you using static html or some kind of CMS to publish your site?
  • Google shows different results if you search using your domain name and a different result if you search for any other keyword that you have optimized your site for. This is because according to them if someone wants to search for a specific domain then more results will be shown from that site to increase relevancy.
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