2. Use a solution-focused SEO title
The first thing that both your readers and search engine algorithms see with regard to your website (and all of its pages) is its title.
With that in mind, you want to be sure that your title is eye-catching, and that it describes to your potential customers what they should expect from engaging with your brand.
Check out the following example from OppoSuits:
Rather than focusing on the brand name, OppoSuits front-loads its page title with a benefit. In doing so, the company stands apart from other boilerplate SEO titles.
Unless your brand is a household name, this is incredibly good practice. For example, clothing company Gap can get away with a page title that reads “Shop Gap for…”, since consumers looking to shop at Gap’s online store will simply type in Gap.com. However, if an individual isn’t looking for a specific brand, and instead uses a non-branded search term such as “women’s summer clothing,” using a solution-focused SEO title will boost your CTR, which we all know is one of Google ranking factors.