Title tag checker
The title tag is the clickable headline in Google and the strongest on-page signal of what the page is about. A missing or generic title wastes the click you already earned a crawl for.
What we measure
We read the first <title> in <head> and flag it if it is missing, shorter than 15 characters or longer than 60. Those bounds match what search results typically display before they add an ellipsis.
The same run still collects every other check — this page just puts the title in front so you can fix the headline without wading through Open Graph and JSON-LD.
How to write one
Lead with the term the page should rank for, then the brand if it fits. One title per URL; do not reuse a site-wide template that only changes the product name at the end.
Common misses: an empty title, the raw filename, or a 90-character slogan that Google rewrites anyway.
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