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Yep. We a/b test titles so you're never quite sure what you're going to end up with.
by exolymph 9y ago
Yep. We a/b test titles so you're never quite sure what you're going to end up with.
- shostack 9y agoHow does that impact things in terms of SEO? Is Google ok with changing titles like that?
- RickS 9y agoI've noticed that the trend is to change the h1 on the page, but not the <title> element or URL slug. This avoids the major SEO hit of the first-scraped title suddenly going nowhere. Presumably the search engines consider one url one article, know about the title at time of scrape, and get most of their SEO juice from links to the (unchanging) URL. I can imagine a scenario where the title changing isn't an issue. Especially if you consider the articles being judged by the same standard as eg a blog site homepage, which would presumably have an ever-chanaging series of headings based on which posts were current.