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Welcome to the Blogging Millionaire Podcast, where we teach you the latest traffic building

and income boosting growth hacks to take your blog to the next level. And now here's your host

who gets five million monthly visitors from over 100,000 first page Google rankings,

Brandon Gaylee. In this episode, I will reveal the optimal post title

length that will help your post rank higher on Google. A recent study by H-Refs found that Google is

33% more likely to rewrite titles than six months ago. The titles that are getting rewritten

the most are the ones that are too long. Specifically, the titles whose length is over 600 pixels,

which comes out to be about 60 characters. I say about 60 characters because different letters occupy more pixel space than

others. An uppercase M and W take up the most space while a lowercase L takes up the least.

Not that you should ever write a title in all uppercase, but if you did, you would

only have 40 characters to use before reaching the 600 pixel limit. Even if a 60 plus character

title is not rewritten in the Google result, it still gets truncated at the 600 pixel mark.

This is when a title gets cut off and instead shows a three-dot ellipsis at the end.

So your post title should never exceed 60 characters.

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