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Non-informative title tags in Google
27 February 2008 at 1:25pm Last edited: 27 February 2008 3:40pm
After finishing my homepage to go online I have registered my homepage with the "Google Webmaster Tools".
When I run the "Content analysis" tool I get a "Non-informative title tags" error. The tool tells me that "Home" which is my Homepage is the Pages with non-informative title tags.
The fist thing I did was to check my "View Page Source" (right click on every homepage). I can clearly see that CMS creates the <title> from the text I have typed in the "Title" field in the CMS.
<title>My private study</title>
Strangely Google checks the URL in the "Meta-tag" page in CMS which is "home" and not the "Title". Does anybody know a workaround for this issue?
Cheers
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Re: Non-informative title tags in Google
27 February 2008 at 6:14pm
open up your root page.ss - if you are using a theme then it will be themes / yourthemesname / templates / Page.ss . Open that and do a quick scan for $MetaTags. Change this to $MetaTags(false) then it will not output a title, allowing you to write your custom ones. Eg <title>$Title | Your Site Name</title>.
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