The element on your site's homepage

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Be concise and brand your title . <title> can include some extra information about your site, for example: <title>ExampleSocialSite, where people get to know each other</title>. However, if <title> that text appears in the element on every page of your site, it will become repetitive and wordy when multiple pages from your site are returned for the same query. In this case, consider <title> adding just the site name at the beginning or end of each element, and separating it from the rest of the text with a delimiter such as a hyphen, colon, or vertical bar, like this: <title>

Clearly indicate which text is the main india whatsapp lead title of the page .

Google looks at a variety of information when creating title links, including the main visual title, heading elements, and other large, prominent text. It can be confusing if multiple titles have the same visual weight and prominence. Make sure your main title is distinct from the other text on the page and is prominently displayed on the page (for example, using a larger font, placing the title <h1> in the first visible element on the page, etc.).