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A bit off-topic but has anyone else noticed a trend in the webpage title not matching the article title? Eg in this case, the page title is "Broke and in Love,
by accountDEADBEEF 7y ago
A bit off-topic but has anyone else noticed a trend in the webpage title not matching the article title? Eg in this case, the page title is "Broke and in Love, More Tech Entrepreneurs Demanding Prenups" vs the article heading of "A Prenup Is the Latest Must-Have for Tech Startup Founders in Love".
Is this just some old version of the title cached?
The weird thing is that the URL matches article heading.
- Kye 7y agoThe title on the page is just a styled tag. It can be different. It's usually done because what works for search engines often reads bland for humans. The h1 tag is an opportunity to serve the human while also serving Google.
- alexpetralia 7y agoI wouldn't be surprised if the page title is set initially, but the final title is updated and set based on A/B tests.