Would this be considered spammy?

[spes123]

Hi first post here so sorry if it is in wrong place etc.

would this be considered spammy for a titlae tag.

Growing Peas | Learn How To Grow Peas with growingyourownveg.com

The page content is a guide to growing peas and uses both Growing peas and how to grow peas in the text.

Many Thanks

[Test-ok]

No it's not spammy, it's also not good either as far as titles go.
You'd be better off with something like:


Grow Peas | Guide to Growing Peas

No reason to put your url in there.

[Swagman]

Certainly wouldn't put URL in there. Here's a helpful guide:

Optimal Format

Primary Keyword - Secondary Keyword | Brand Name
or
Brand Name | Primary Keyword and Secondary Keyword

Best Practices

Less than 70 characters, as this is the limit Google displays in search results.

[spes123]

Thank you for your replies and suggestions, I had the url in there as growingyourownveg is the brand we are trying to promote, so i take it would be better then to go with

Grow Peas - Guide to growing peas | Growingyourownveg

Thanks

Simon

[Swagman]

In this case I would capitlise each word: GrowingYourOwnVeg to make it easier for people to read.

[spes123]

Yes thanks for pointing that out. Looks like I have a lot of work over the next few days changing all the pages to have meaningful titles.

[vkonnect]

Its not spammy at all, and i guess its good too! However i recommend you to add more keywords (Primary / Secondary) in order to get better results.

[Ann Smarty]

GrowingYourOwnVeg looks like a too long brand name for me. I know it's probably too late to change anything, but just my two cents.

When crafting titles, I usually try to cover more possible keyword combinations by smartly combining phrases versus repeating the same keyword twice.

Since I am not sure which major keywords you are targeting here (is it "Grow Peas" and "Growing Peas"?), I can't say for sure, but going back to your initial question, your title doesn't seem spammy at all

[jeremyclark]

When i am going for crafting titles, i try to make meaningful and readable title which not contain repeatative keywords.You can put brand name at last in title so you can use maximum numbers of keywords in 59 characters.

[joseph02]

No this will not be consider as spam.

[UK US Marketing]

You might possibly want to remove your URL from the title tag and include another keyword. So far you have used 65 characters so there would be plenty of space. That said, it's not spamming, reads well and looks great as it is.

[OS-SEO]

You just need to remove your Website URL from title, use your website name . I will suggest use your target keywords in Title without repeating keywords .

[jeremyclark]

Create a meaningful and user oriented Title. So Google can easily cache it and help you for better ranking.

[jeff23]

Do not put website url in title tag.... instead put relevant keywords, that would get you better ranking...