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Here is what I use in the PHP files for pages and posts on my Wordpress sites: class="entry-title post-title">Name of Website Page Note: I don't think I've ever seen someone put the page title in the header file. You may want to move it to the template files for posts/pages. In your case, though, it may work just to put an H1 tag at the beginning and end of the whole thing: <title><br /><?php<br />// Generate Page Title dynamically<br />if (is_home()) {<br />  bloginfo('name'); ?> - <?php bloginfo('description');<br />} elseif (is_category()) {<br />  single_cat_title(); ?> - <?php bloginfo('name');<br />} elseif (is_single()) {<br />  single_post_title();<br />} elseif (is_page()) {<br />  bloginfo('name'); ?>: <?php single_post_title();<br />} elseif (is_404()) {<br />  bloginfo('name'); ?> - <?php _e("Page not found", "fungames");<br />} elseif (is_search()) {<br />   bloginfo('name'); ?> - <?php _e("Search results for", "fungames"); echo esc_html($s, 1);<br />}<br />?><br /></title> I hope this may help -- good luck!

Hi there! Thanks for reaching out. My name is Erin, and I'm on the Moz Help Team. Sorry to hear you're having trouble with your GA connection! We can totally help you troubleshoot this. Can you email us at help@moz.com and let us know which campaign(s) is having this issue? We'll go from there. I hope that helps, and we look forward to seeing your email! Cheers, Erin

Hi again Catinas, I would say that, ultimately, worry less about SEO and more about what's best for visitors/customers. Especially because Google tends to think like a potential customer, so if you stick with that in mind, you should be OK. That being said, as a gamer myself, I think the best method would be to keep your content dynamic. Also, is the article you mention actually useful for customers, or is it really only for SEO purposes? Because Google's becoming more and more savvy with its algorithms, and you may want to rethink that particular strategy. Good luck!

Use the .com. People know what it is, and once you have a solid strategy in place, it will do better. When you try and complicate things for the end user, it just goes downhill. One thing that was always preached to me by my mentors: Optimize and build around the lowest common denominator, without insulting your intelligent users. .land will confuse both.

PlayHazel.com Lumina, you beat me to it, lol. I was going to say that the "play" part of the first domain you listed is much more suggestive, and lets the user know that an action will be required of some sort. (action words, yay!) Plus, it is easier to remember and say, which could help in your branding efforts while the project gets off the ground.

Okay let's say I named my company video games and then of course I want my company's name to be my Site name so Site videogames.com My ability to make a real brand out of that generic name would be almost impossible. Where if I came up with a unique name and it really caught on the opposite would happen for instance Kleenex is sometimes used in the place of tissues and Band-Aid is used to replace bandage. I'm not telling you not to put a keyword in your branding I'm telling you to make your brand-name unique. Band-Aid is a perfect example of another great name that incorporates some of the actual word for the product is creating along with something unique. If you're going to make this night very authoritative and it's actually going to do something amazing you should come up with the best name that you like you should not be worried at all about the way search engines perceived your name. Obviously don't go name it something like "Viaggra"I added the extra G make it different but it's going to be perceived as pretty bad by Google. Many businesses are turned into shorter names because they are so long BMW is Bavarian Motor Works My own part of the company name Northen Elastomeric Industries We shorten the doing business name as NEI however I'm not particularly a fan of acronyms but if you look at a company like Mercedes-Benz You have people using one person's family name and the other's daughters name This is so great brands are started for reasons that the actual founders and a normal percentage of the people purchasing the product would like. Spitball throughout a bunch of different names that you would like to make your company name My company is Blueprint Marketing I like the name a lot and was lucky to get the domain. However know that I did put marketing in the name I was contemplating need a blueprint however that name was already registered trademark to somebody else. Combine something that you like that represents your brand with a name that tells people what you do Or better yet if you're going to be an authority just come up with a name that you like. My opinion is that exact match domains will be penalized severely in the near future so if you're going to make something that's built to last why would you gamble it on something like you'll small percentage higher traffic now