Comma separated titles

Marketing
1

Hi,

Is the title below a good title or will the repeat of ‘one word one comma’ pattern be seen as spam in Google? I am staring the title normally on the left side.

My title Example inside the quotes:
“The world of sports - Football,Golf,Basketball,Tennis,Swimming”

What do you think?

Thanks :slight_smile:

2

I agree with Stevie D. So it should be:
*relevant to the content
*not synonymous words
*comprehensible
*professional

3

Thanks for the help :slight_smile:

4

Is it a must to have a gap after the comma? I saw an seo company doing well in the rankings without a gap but they had a comma after each 2 words.
In my example the comma comes after each one word and I just want to make sure that its not “spam”.

Thanks :slight_smile:

5

If all the words are related to the content of the site, but are not synonyms, then you should be fine - but remember that beyond the home page, each individual page should have a title that relates to that particular page.

I would recommend having a space after the comma for legibility, and it makes your site look more professional and more credible.

6

Yes, create title tag based on the webpage content. Space after comma and pipe (|) both are good. Do proper optimization.

7

No matter. you can use comma related titles but have a gap after the comma like eg sport, shoes, bag, sun glasses etc. Do a proper on page optimization and dont worry about commas or || etc

8

Using comma separation is a way to look spammy, and I would write natural but full-of-keywords TITLE tags for my website.

9

I think it is not good. Comma separated titles are not looking nice. I think you can use title like this:

The world of sports - Football | Golf | Basketball |Tennis | Swimming