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Google preview: your title and description before you publish
Your page title is often the only thing a customer reads before choosing where to click. Here you see it exactly as Google shows it, and you tweak it until it makes people want to click.
Page one is not enough. You still have to get the click.
You leave with
- The real preview of your Google result
- Length in characters and in pixels
- A keyword check
At the same position, the copy makes the difference. A title that opens with your service and your town reassures right away: the customer knows they are in the right place.
The description works like a shop window. A concrete benefit, a proof, an invitation to act. Google sometimes rewrites it, but a precise description that matches the page is usually kept.
Three minutes, no more
- 1
Paste your copy
The title, the meta description and the page address.
- 2
Add your keyword
For example “plumber portland”. The tool checks it is there, and where.
- 3
Adjust until green
Then copy the text into your SEO plugin.
Your questions, straight answers
Why 55 characters for the title?
Google truncates by pixel width, around 580 on desktop. Staying under 55 characters keeps the title whole in the vast majority of cases.
And the description?
Aim for 155 to 160 characters. Enough for a benefit and a call to action, without a cut mid-sentence.
Google replaced my description, is that bad?
No. It sometimes picks another passage it finds closer to the search. A precise description that truly sums up the page keeps this to a minimum.
Does the description affect rankings?
Not directly. It drives clicks, and so the traffic you get from your position.
Every page deserves its own title.
We write titles and descriptions for your whole website, based on what your customers actually type into Google.