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]]> http://www.wellwrittenwords.com/so-you-wanna-put-your-brand-name-in-the-title-tags/comment-page-1/#comment-1605 Patricia Skinner Fri, 31 Oct 2008 10:05:51 +0000 http://www.wellwrittenwords.com/?p=284#comment-1605 You're right, but I doubt the owners of Pepsi, Coke, IBM, Dell, Microsoft and such brands will be reading my li'l old blog. Of course these names are different and people do search for them. But you have to be REALLY big to be in the league where someone will type in your name instead of a generic search term. I'm not suggesting that you don't use your brand on your blog. Of course you should take any opportunity to grow your brand, but don't use it in places where the search engines are trying to match up what your blog's about with what people type into a search box, and the title tags are such. :) You're right, but I doubt the owners of Pepsi, Coke, IBM, Dell, Microsoft and such brands will be reading my li'l old blog. Of course these names are different and people do search for them. But you have to be REALLY big to be in the league where someone will type in your name instead of a generic search term. I'm not suggesting that you don't use your brand on your blog. Of course you should take any opportunity to grow your brand, but don't use it in places where the search engines are trying to match up what your blog's about with what people type into a search box, and the title tags are such.

]]> http://www.wellwrittenwords.com/so-you-wanna-put-your-brand-name-in-the-title-tags/comment-page-1/#comment-1604 John S. Britsios Fri, 31 Oct 2008 08:53:13 +0000 http://www.wellwrittenwords.com/?p=284#comment-1604 Depends only on what the brand is? What about mine? Don't you see any benefits? Depends only on what the brand is? What about mine? Don't you see any benefits?

]]> http://www.wellwrittenwords.com/so-you-wanna-put-your-brand-name-in-the-title-tags/comment-page-1/#comment-1603 Glenn Murray Fri, 31 Oct 2008 06:25:56 +0000 http://www.wellwrittenwords.com/?p=284#comment-1603 I think it all depends on what the brand is. If it's a big brand, it'll definitely improve click-thrus, so it may well be worth doing it. I think it all depends on what the brand is. If it's a big brand, it'll definitely improve click-thrus, so it may well be worth doing it.

]]> http://www.wellwrittenwords.com/so-you-wanna-put-your-brand-name-in-the-title-tags/comment-page-1/#comment-142 Patricia Skinner Fri, 31 Oct 2008 03:05:51 +0000 http://www.wellwrittenwords.com/?p=284#comment-142 You're right, but I doubt the owners of Pepsi, Coke, IBM, Dell, Microsoft and such brands will be reading my li'l old blog. Of course these names are different and people do search for them. But you have to be REALLY big to be in the league where someone will type in your name instead of a generic search term. I'm not suggesting that you don't use your brand on your blog. Of course you should take any opportunity to grow your brand, but don't use it in places where the search engines are trying to match up what your blog's about with what people type into a search box, and the title tags are such. :) You're right, but I doubt the owners of Pepsi, Coke, IBM, Dell, Microsoft and such brands will be reading my li'l old blog. Of course these names are different and people do search for them. But you have to be REALLY big to be in the league where someone will type in your name instead of a generic search term. I'm not suggesting that you don't use your brand on your blog. Of course you should take any opportunity to grow your brand, but don't use it in places where the search engines are trying to match up what your blog's about with what people type into a search box, and the title tags are such.

]]> http://www.wellwrittenwords.com/so-you-wanna-put-your-brand-name-in-the-title-tags/comment-page-1/#comment-141 John S. Britsios Fri, 31 Oct 2008 01:53:13 +0000 http://www.wellwrittenwords.com/?p=284#comment-141 Depends only on what the brand is? What about mine? Don't you see any benefits? Depends only on what the brand is? What about mine? Don't you see any benefits?

]]> http://www.wellwrittenwords.com/so-you-wanna-put-your-brand-name-in-the-title-tags/comment-page-1/#comment-139 Glenn Murray Thu, 30 Oct 2008 23:25:56 +0000 http://www.wellwrittenwords.com/?p=284#comment-139 I think it all depends on what the brand is. If it's a big brand, it'll definitely improve click-thrus, so it may well be worth doing it. I think it all depends on what the brand is. If it's a big brand, it'll definitely improve click-thrus, so it may well be worth doing it.

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