How Shall I represent title in my web pages

[sumit60]

Few Questions.

1. In Each And Every Page Title I Would Like To Add My Brand Name, and Then Some Keywords.

Example :  **Brand Name - Creative Watches **

I would like to use my brand name first of title and also in every page title. If i use brand name in every pages of my title does it will be duplicate title.  please suggest me that can we use brand name in every pages of title or not.

[Highland]

I recommend having the format

Keyword - Brand name

There's two major reasons for this

1. The sooner your keywords appear, the more important they become to the page
2. People will likely be clicking on your title in the results. I want to see the keywords first because they are also highlighted by Google.

Your brand name will still be there, but you want to make your pages useful for your end-users first.

[sumit60]

If i use **brand name in every pages **of my title does it will be duplicate title.  please suggest me that can we use brand name in every pages of title or not.

[josh-riley]

I agree; don't put the brand name first. You'll do way better ranking for non-branded keywords that way and your site will naturally do well for your brand name anyway.

Depending on how similar your page titles end up being, they could be seen as duplicated. I mean, if you have 10 pages, all titled the same thing, like "Men's Watches - Acme Watches"  then you duplicated, compared to "Men's and Women's Watches - Acme Watches" for one page, then "Men's Watches" for one page.

[irvingw]

Always put the main keyword at the beginning of your title tag.

It depends on the name of your brand, if it is not competitive, then you don't need it in your title tag at all if that is the name of your domain. It should rank naturally and opens you up for more space in your title tag to add a secondary keyword phrase.