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Hello

I'm a Manchester-based SEO expert with the Klyne Group. Within our group, there are numerous businesses like Doona and CuddleCo.
Before I joined the company, when the site was first developed, we received a lot of these warnings.
You are being encouraged to shorten the title since in your example, it is truncated in the search results. 69 characters is too many; you must lower the character count. To avoid having the end chopped off, try to minimize it.

I hope that's useful.

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Hello

I'm a Manchester-based SEO expert with the Klyne Group. Within our group, there are numerous businesses like Doona and CuddleCo.

Before I joined the company, when the site was first developed, we received a lot of these warnings.

You are being encouraged to shorten the title since in your example, it is truncated in the search results. 69 characters is too many; you must lower the character count. To avoid having the end chopped off, try to minimise it.

I hope that's useful.

retype it
http://www.sclintech.com/

Hello

I work as a SEO specialist for the Klyne Group in Manchester. There are lots of companies within our group such as Doona and CuddleCo.
We used to have a lot of these notifications when the site was built before I joined the business.
In your example, the title is truncated in the search results, so you're being advised to shorten it. You need to reduce the character count because 69 characters is too long. Try to reduce it so the end isn't cut off.

Hope that helps

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@beckersbestshoes I think it's 1-2 words too long, just delete few words and it'll be all right

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It's an unsolved question yet! really, 50-60 characters didn't work?

@beckersbestshoes A perfectly optimized SEO title balances the needs of search engines and searchers, making it both enticing to read and helpful for keyword rankings. When done right, SEO titles will help you achieve more visibility on the SERP, maximizing your number of clicks from search engines.

Aim for Titles That Are 50–60 Characters LONG.
Generally, search engines display only the first 50–60 characters of a page’s title in their search results. When optimizing your SEO title tags, try to keep within this limit so that any extra doesn’t get cut off by Google with an ellipsis, potentially ruining the readability of your title.