Hi All,
This is my first post on here so please be gentle with me!
We have a website that provides new car prices instantly to customers. One problem we are having is that Google (we think) does not like our 70000+ duplicate page titles.
Those pages come from our database, a page for each vehicle available from all the leading manufacturers. They also have a page for standard equipment, technical info etc etc. So all of the pages are different content but have the same Title tags and Meta Descriptions. The main thing I would like to resolve is the page titles, the meta descriptions I am hoping will just be a case of applying the same principles.
To do this and make each page have a different title it would be a good idea to pull through the make, model and derivative of the vehicle and put that in the page title... is this possible?
The site already generates a page title dynamically depending on what page you are on but they are all the same for 'technical info' or 'standard equipment'. I would like to add to that title calling information from another table in the database that holds the info about the vehicle in question.
To make this clearer...
Current page title 'Choose any optional extras now - Free Quotes for New Car Prices' - the first part of the title is pulled through dynamically but the second part appears on all pages (is static).
I will remove the static part as it is not really of any use...
What I would like the new title to look like is 'Choose any optional extras now - Audi A3 1.9 tdi SE 5dr Auto'
The vehicle info like I say is held in another table in the databse.
Could someone please help me achieve this? I am happy to post snippets of code if it will help, and give more information on database names and fields etc.
Very much appreciate your time for reading this!
Regards,
Shane