Would definitely like to see a follow-up video to this, to see how much of an impact in terms of CTR you had from these changes, very good video Josh :)

Seeing the most talented guy in his field and tech guru is really fun

Most helpful video yet! Thanks for this valuable info Josh!

Great Video! Would love to see a Screaming Frog tutorial.

Thank you! I learned a lot!

Some proper reverse engineering going on here, keep 'm coming Josh

Hey josh i love this kind of tutorials when someone do sth by hearth and not by prepared note im looking for this kind of tutorials that has lots of great technikal information in it do you have more of this?or at least do you know any other resources that are much like you thx for the great tutorial man you made my day

Great stuff.

Thanks for this Josh, i really need to do my titles as mine are rubbish

In this example, aren't his rankings for "jersey" more prevalent in Search Console simply because he doesn't optimize for the words "kit" or "kits".

Awesome stuff, Josh. Thanks a lot. :) @Josh Bachynski By the way how long does it take to show up the new edited titles in google searches? I can see my old titles still showing up in search results even though it is changed in the post page.

Great one. please more simple for Beginner

So the problem with Search Console Queries is that for rank position, they are including the position of PAID ads!! We use both PPC search ads and PLA ads and in each case the rank position is NOT based on organic rank. It also includes the paid listings.. which does me no good for making title tag decisions :( And the filter only allows me to segment videos vs pics vs web.. It doesn't allow me to exclude Paid ads.. So now this entire process is useless for me :( Am I missing something?

They need to update their copyright date as well, it still says 2013! Could you somehow have separate pages for the UK and US results, optimised for Kits or Jerseys respectively? Using href lang or something?

I have read that Anchor tags are relevant in Bing SEO equal to links in google?

Can you explain how some pages rank very well when the title really doesn't match the search, but the page content does? As an example, searching "where is the best coffee in seattle", the number one ranked page has a title of "Where to Drink Coffee in Seattle Right Now, May 2015" beating out all other pages with "Best Coffee in Seattle" in the title. Wouldn't this imply that page content to serve reader intent, trumps page title, for SEO ranking factor?

What do you think of using the word "Free" in the title tag? My experience has been, it drives a lot of traffic, but converts like crap.

is it CTR or CPR? Thanks Josh!

That audio drop at 0:57 is brutal. Can barely hear it when everything is cranked.

how should i title items on a page where it's a product with slight difference but a lot of declinations ?

should you include your domain name (brand name) in your home page title tag ? if yes should it come first or not ? thanks a lot

Your Trick Near 4:10 in videos doesn't work for my sites.....Mine just shows Queries and # of clicks! :(

Hi, what do you charge for SEO for small businesses?