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If you are looking to add custom text as a snippet variable in Rank Math for SEO purposes, it’s essential to ensure that the text you add is relevant, descriptive, and complies with SEO best practices. While Rank Math supports variables to create dynamic titles and descriptions, it’s crucial to maintain the quality and relevance of the content you include.
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Sources:
Using Variables in the SEO Title and Description » Rank Math
Advanced Tab in Rank Math SEO’s Meta Box
Rank Math’s Content Analysis Tests For Archive Pages » Rank Math
How to Use Emojis in SEO Titles and Meta Descriptions » Rank Math
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Hello,
Yes, you can use that title as a default for all of your posts.
You may just need to ensure that your content contains downloadable content. If you mislead your readers, this can certainly backfire – causing you to lose credibility and potential customers.
Looking forward to helping you.
Thankyou for reply.
Ok last thing i want to ask.
If you see in below screenshots there is website filecr.com which is doing same thing. There post title on search engines is different and on actual website is different. Is it done using snippet variable or is it something else please let me know?
Screenshots: https://postimg.cc/gallery/p28L0XT
Hello,
For the reference site, we can indeed see that the title in Google SERPs is different from the title in the site’s source code.
It is a pretty common thing with Google these days. It happens with 70% of the results and we even have a KB dedicated to this problem and a few solutions we recommend:
https://rankmath.com/kb/different-meta-title-and-description/
Please check the KB and you will understand the reasons Google does this.
Google has made some changes to their algorithm which automatically changes the titles, discarding the one you have set in your SEO title meta tag. This happens regardless of the SEO plugin you are using. We have covered this Google update here:
https://rankmath.com/google-update/google-title-rewrite-update/
Hope that helps and please do not hesitate to let us know if you need our assistance with anything else.
