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A unique, descriptive <title>

Worth +8 points · the first thing a crawler reads about a page

The <title> tag is the single most-read piece of metadata on a page. AI crawlers and search engines use it as the short name of your content, and it's what shows in browser tabs and search results. Every page should have its own — not the same site-wide title repeated everywhere.

Copy-paste: where it goes

Inside <head>, one per page:

<head>
  <title>AI-Readiness Grader — score any site for AI crawlers | airready</title>
</head>

Good vs. bad

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Same title on every pageA distinct title per page

Rules of thumb

Keep it roughly 50–60 characters so it isn't truncated. Put the specific thing first, brand last. Make each page's title unique. Describe the page honestly — keyword-stuffing reads as spam to both crawlers and people.

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