WordPress title tags in your theme’s header.php may not be the SEO ideal.
Try this instead:
[php]<title><?php
// Page or Single Post
if ( is_page() or is_single() ) {
the_title();
// Category Archive
} elseif ( is_category() ) {
printf( __(‘Archive for ‘%s’’), single_cat_title(”, false) );
// Tag Archive
} elseif ( function_exists(‘is_tag’) and function_exists(‘single_tag_title’) and is_tag() ) {
printf( __(‘Tag Archive for ‘%s’’), single_tag_title(”, false) );
// General Archive
} elseif ( is_archive() ) {
printf( __(‘%s Archive’), wp_title(”, false) );
// Search Results
} elseif ( is_search() ) {
printf( __(‘Search Results for ‘%s’’), get_query_var(‘s’) );
}
// Insert separator for the titles above
if ( !is_home() and !is_404() ) {
_e(‘ at ‘);
}
// Finally the blog name
bloginfo(‘name’);
?></title>[/php]
As a fellow webdesigner , I’m extremely glad to see that someone thought to post this topic.
All too many people just don’t understand what all is needed in this industry, and I think also we are many times not appreciated enough
or taken for granted. Never the less I’m very glad to see that you feel the same way I do , thanks so much for your blog!