SEO Title Scorer

50–60 characters is the sweet spot. Google typically displays up to ~580px of title text, which equals roughly 60 characters. Titles under 30 chars waste SERP real estate; titles over 70 chars get truncated, hurting readability and CTR.

Power words do not directly affect rankings, but they do improve CTR. Google interprets higher CTR as a relevance signal, which can indirectly lift rankings over time. Words like 'Ultimate', 'Proven', and 'Complete' signal high-value content to searchers.

For most pages, put the keyword first and the brand last, separated by a pipe or dash (e.g. 'Best CRM for Small Business | Fonzy'). Google may replace your brand in the title with a site name automatically, so prioritise the keyword portion.

Review title tags when a page's CTR drops below 2% in Search Console, when you're targeting new keywords, or when a competitor's listing outperforms yours in the SERP. Annual audits are a good baseline for stable pages.

Emotional triggers are elements that create urgency, curiosity, or specificity: a year in brackets like [2026], a question mark that implies a direct answer, parenthetical context like '(Free Template)', or an exclamation point. These help your listing stand out in a row of bland titles.

Fonzy automatically generates and scores title tags for every page it publishes. The engine applies the same scoring logic — length, power words, keyword placement, and emotional triggers — ensuring every article you publish is optimised before it goes live.