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I have been reading the suggestions from Google on what they accept and don’t want to accept for seo purposes and have a question.
One of the sites we have done has a competitor who manages to get slightly higher results on some key searches, so I looked at the code for their site. It seems they do the same title on every single page. This title is all just keywords strung together. Then, they use an onload title in the body tag in order to have a unique title on each page. Like this:
<head section
<title>a bus full of keywords
</end of the head section
<body onLoad=”document.title=’Page name'”
From what I read on the seo standards that Google suggests, they say they do not want to see this sort of thing. But, I see that this technique goes over.
So, is it better to have a meaningful title for each page in the head section as they suggest or to use this technique that I’ve cited above?