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Page Titles and Meta Descriptions are short pieces of HTML code found in every web page. They show the title of the web page and its description, similar to the title and blurb on the front and back of a book. They tell you what the book (or page) is about before you open it (or click the link).
Page titles and meta descriptions act as a short summary device that internet users can use to decide whether the page listed in a search engine’s index contains the information that will answer their query.
You are probably used to seeing page titles and meta descriptions every day within search engine results, such as the classic 10 blue links you used to see in Google’s search results but didn’t know their name (until now).
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