Hello I have 30 pages on my site whhould they have different titles

[hawash]

Should all of them have difference titles

should i name each page differently ( similar content )

[gabs]

Yep all different...

Its simple to do... Think about users not search engines..

e.g. your contact page could be "Contact my company name" VS "load of keywords"

:D

[hawash]

it like a list

[stevewaganer]

Yes, All pages should have different title.
You should optimize each page of your site with different keywords.

[aira]

The pages should have different titles so it would be easy for your site's visitor to navigate it. It would be nice to use relevant keyword/s on each page

[alvis]

different pages should have different title so that it ll be easy to nevigate for user and keyword should be relevent to theme of page.

[Zhoog]

Google doesn't show a websites title in their search results. They show a page title. As long as your site isn't famous you should rely on just a single page drawing you visitors in. If your websites name isn't well known or doesn't relate to your content (contains your keywords) don't bother putting it in the title. (branding can be done once you go to the stock market ;-))

What I'm trying to say is use descriptive page titles, that contains keywords but more importantly can attract visitors. Users usually click on the first result in google, but if that isn't what they want they go back and scan the rest of the list by title. Make sure you stand out and make sense. Targeted traffic is worth much more that fooled traffic.

[catanich]

Should all of them have difference titles

should i name each page differently ( similar content )

Yes, it is very important for each page to have a different Title and Description if you want to have good SERP performance.

[kayskay]

Even if the pages are similar, you can make small subtle changes to
make them distinct. e.g. Add name of city, or product colour, or
when it is one of many pages, add Page 1, Page 2 etc.

[catanich]

Even if the pages are similar, you can make small subtle changes to
make them distinct. e.g. Add name of city, or product colour, or
when it is one of many pages, add Page 1, Page 2 etc.

You are correct in this concept, but Google is now looking much closer to "Duplicate Content".

We use the 50% rule that states that over 50% of the "seo" text/code must be different.

[~DaRk-EyE~]

Different titles on your pages is really advisable. There is a great possibility of your site to be search by including some of your KW. This is important in page optimization.

[weblaunchphxx]

Your title tag should be different for all pages because it helps search engines to categorize you pages. If you really want to make your site friendly to user as well as search engines then you have to add unique contents with different keywords on all pages of your site. But use your keywords smartly in content of your site to avoid over optimization.

[10minutes]

Most, if not all by now, search engines will utilize the title tag of a single page as the title used when they display that page within the SERPs. It is also displayed at the top of your web browser when visiting individual pages.

If your website is a small site and not heavily branded then it would be in your favor to create page specific title’s and probably Meta Descriptions. Keep in mind that the first interaction your potential site visitor has isn’t with your site; it is with the title and often times the description that is displayed within the SERPs.

You want to make a good first impression.

John Jones III

- 10 minutes of SEO, SEM & Internet Marketing

[coolslko]

Should all of them have difference titles

should i name each page differently ( similar content )

Well......its better to have different titles for different pages to cover more related keywords.

[mjgiorgianni]

Wow, there getting crazy. I guess I can understand

Can't this cause some of your pages to go into supplemental results??

[carrot]

Duplicate content is a concern and you are right google is looking at this now.