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Kurdt said:It appears that one of the magazine titles is broken.
GeorginaS said:And I squished it.
Greg Bernhardt said:Is this still being experienced?
The general rule of thumb is to keep your title under 60 characters. You can also use online tools or check the character count in your word processing program to determine the length of your title.
A long title can affect the readability and visual appeal of your front page. It may also make it difficult for readers to remember or share your content. Additionally, search engines may truncate your title, making it less effective for SEO.
There are a few options for fixing an overly long title. You can try rewriting your title to be more concise and to the point. You can also consider breaking up your title into a headline and subheading, or using a shorter version of your title as a headline and providing more detail in the subheading.
Avoid using unnecessary words and be as specific as possible. Use strong, attention-grabbing language and include relevant keywords. Keep your title under 60 characters and make sure it accurately reflects the content of your page.
Yes, using numbers or symbols in your title can make it more eye-catching and help it stand out. However, make sure they are relevant and add value to your title. Avoid using excessive numbers or symbols, as it may make your title look spammy.