Give every indexable page a unique, descriptive title element in the server HTML

Indexing analyses a page's text and key tags such as the title element, and snippets come mainly from the page content and sometimes from the meta description. A community speaker showed a site whose rendered meta description contained HTML tags, a sign of a broken process. Google generates title links and snippets from its understanding of the page even when the site provides nothing extra, and it notices a changed title only after recrawling and reprocessing the page, which its title link guide says takes a few days to a few weeks.

Generate the title on the server from the page's own data, with no placeholders, no HTML and no duplicates across a template, and keep it descriptive and specific to the page. You should also generate a plain-text meta description per page in the same way: Google builds snippets mainly from the page content and uses the description only sometimes, but a broken one still reaches results.

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