Why does Google truncate my title?

Google truncates titles that exceed roughly 580 pixels (desktop) or 560 pixels (mobile) — usually 55-60 characters depending on letter widths.

Should I aim for a shorter or longer meta description?

Aim for 150-160 characters (~920 pixels). Enough to be informative, short enough to fully display without truncation.

No — Google rewrites descriptions about 30% of the time based on the search query. A good description still matters for the other 70%.

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Title tag: 50–60 characters / ~580 px. Include the primary keyword near the beginning. Add your brand at the end.
Meta description: 150–160 characters / ~920 px. Write a compelling summary — Google uses it as a snippet ~30% of the time.
URL: Keep it clean, lowercase, hyphen-separated, no stop-words. Google shows breadcrumb-style paths.
Mobile: Mobile SERP truncates titles earlier — test both preview modes.

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