• Hallo everybody, I have a seo issue.
    The title tag of my website https://www.sostetti.com is not detected by bing bot or google bot, nor by seo tools like seocentro.com

    I am using wordpress 4.5.3 with tempera by crayout creation.

    The title tag is there when I inspect the site in the source code.
    In the header.php the command that refers to the title is
    <?php cryout_header_hook(); wp_head(); ?>

    Title tag is extremely important for seo purposes so, I would like to fix it
    Can anyone help??

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  • You should add also something like this:

    <meta property="og:title" content="Default title" />

    But title tag is there
    <title>Rifacimento del tetto | Sos Tetti</title>
    https://i.imgur.com/JlJU1RH.png

    This tool might help also : https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/

    Thread Starter webcattivo

    (@webcattivo)

    Magefix, Thanks so much for your reply.
    meta property are already present
    The debug tool you suggested (https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/)
    shows title tag after the body tag (https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/echo/?q=https%3A%2F%2Fsostetti.com%2F) but if you look at the source code, the title is stated on line 15, and the body tag is on line 201.
    I am tempted to rewrite the head from scratch, but I am not sure that it would wotk.
    I think that wordpress is not much seo friendly, if I validate the markup with w3 standards it returns hundreds of errors.

    What do you think should be a good idea to resolve it?

    I did google page 1 with the keywords required by my customer, but I would like to oprimize the website to avoid possible future google’s penalization

    ??

    Hi, @webcattivo!

    The debug tool you suggested shows title tag after the body tag but if you look at the source code, the title is stated on line 15, and the body tag is on line 201.

    That’s probably because of this SPAN tag that’s within the HEAD tags of your page:

    <span itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/Organization">

    SPAN tags don’t belong inside the HEAD tags, they only belong inside the BODY tags, so it looks like Facebook is trying to “self-correct” by putting a BODY tag before the SPAN tag instead — in which case, you want to get that SPAN tag removed, then use the “Scrape Again” button on the Debugger tool to force Facebook to retrieve the corrected HTML.

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