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Have page titles and meta descriptions relevant to pages content.
Identifiers
GreenIT
V2
V3
V4
Categories
Life cycle
Tiers
Responsible
2. Design
User/Device
SEO
Indications
Priority
Implementation difficulty
Ecological impact
4
4
4
Saved resources
Processor / RAM / Network / Queries
Description
The page title <h1>, along with its <title> equivalent, coupled with a relevant <meta name="description"> tag, should be perfectly coherent with the associated page content. This kind of optimization matches users searches intents, avoiding unnecessary visits (back and forth to find the information they are looking for) and thereby shortening their travel time within search engines.
In addition,<title> and <meta name="description"> elements are sometimes automatically used on social networks or when sharing links. Making sure about their quality ensures:
Correct indexing of pages content by search engines and directories
Websites and landing pages content identification
Understanding content before accessing it
Qualifying the associated page requested content or information being read
Validation rule
The number of ...
is equal to or less than
page titles that are not included in TITLE tags and without website name