Im curious about Title Tuner found in your my account page, whats is the use of

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    dashingmeposted 11 years ago

    Im curious about Title Tuner found in your my account page, whats is the use of that?

  2. susi10 profile image96
    susi10posted 11 years ago

    Hi dashingme,
    The Title Tuner is a tool you can use to tweak your titles and make them more search-friendly for the search engines. You go into the title tuner in your account and it will show you a list of your hubs and how their titles can be improved so they will be more search friendly. To be honest with you, it isn't really that good. You wouldd be better off to do your keyword research on the Google Adwords Keyword Tool and incorporate that into your title. You need to pick hot, topical words that people are searching for and you're bound to get good traffic. All the best. susi10

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      dashingmeposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Hello Susi10, Thank you so much for sharing that info:).. now I know at least.  All the best to you also.

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      susi10posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Hi! Not a bother, dashingme! Hope it helped. You might as well select the best answer. Thanks for reading my answer!

  3. tsmog profile image84
    tsmogposted 11 years ago

    Hello dashingme. I agree with susi10. I used the title tuner when first starting out as a learning too. I read much more the options than chose to change to a specific. I felt it taught the idea more. Their tuner is fixed by the category chosen and those subcategories too. I discovered the title was correct in many cases when a reviewed what I was telling that contraption what I wanted.

    I today use Google too. I discovered funny things like How Do gets more views than How To by an immense amount. So, I changed a whole bunch of titles. Remember like a stream and storm likened to new viewers and readers that stream of information may be different today compared to when I looked last - about 6 months back. Keeping titles current is a key gaining new exposure to a worn out market place if the hub is nose diving.

    Remember the audience first, next the subject, ask if there is an objective, then choose the category wisely and if not sure I suggest leave the sub category alone. That only drills Google to market with indexing to a more specific marketplace not HubPages. Google indexes for the internet. You index for HubPages. Yet it is like 1 - 2  -  3. If 1 is wrong then so is 2 & 3 and so on.

    Think of wearing clothes in layers for cold weather. Which comes first and etc.

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      dashingmeposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Hello tsmog, Your right about choosing the right category and new hip titles on hub. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas really helps.:-)

 
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