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Page Titles: Over 60 Characters

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Pages with Blocked Resources
Contains JavaScript Links
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Page Title Only in Rendered HTML
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Meta Description Only in Rendered HTML
Meta Description Updated by JavaScript
H1 Only in Rendered HTML
H1 Updated by JavaScript
Canonical Only in Rendered HTML
Pages With JavaScript Errors

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Eliminate Render-Blocking Resources
Properly Size Images
Defer Offscreen Images
Minify CSS
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Reduce Unused JavaScript
Efficiently Encode Images
Serve Images in Next-Gen Formats
Enable Text Compression
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Reduce Server Response Times (TTFB)
Preload Key Requests
Reduce JavaScript Execution Time
Serve Static Assets With An Efficient Cache Policy
Minimize Main-Thread Work
Image Elements Do Not Have Explicit Width & Height
Avoid Large Layout Shifts
Avoid Serving Legacy JavaScript to Modern Browsers
Avoid Multiple Page Redirects
Use Video Format for Animated Images
Avoid Excessive DOM Size
Ensure Text Remains Visible During Webfont Load

Pages which have page titles over 60 characters in length. Characters over this limit might be truncated in Google’s search results and carry less weight in scoring.

How to Analyse in the SEO Spider

View URLs with this issue in the ‘Page Titles’ tab and ‘Over 60 Characters’ filter, and export all URLs using the ‘Export’ button.

What Triggers This Issue

This issue is triggered when a page has a title exceeding 60 characters in length. For example:

<title>This is an Example of an Excessively Long Page Title That Might Be Truncated</title>

How To Fix

Write concise page titles to ensure important words are not truncated in the search results, not visible to users and potentially weighted less in scoring.