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Hello! I’m sure there’s something obvious here that I’m missing, but since I can’t seem to figure it out, the best I can do is ask in case anyone has got the same issue.

So, long story short: I’m editing some landing pages, and *some* of them won’t display the proper meta title, despite it being properly written on the box. It just displays the URL of the site.

If it didn’t work in any of them I’d understand, but I’ve only found this issue in some of the pages I’ve made.

I’m adding a picture of the title I want to show up, and one of the title it actually shows up. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

 

Hi @pgbqw

This is an easy fix. 

You have 2 variants to your landing page (A & 😎

It seems you’ve only changed the title for variant A but you’ve been bucketed to variant B and that’s the one you are always seeing. 

Just switch the variants and adjust the title for the other one as well or delete the variant you don’t need.  


Hi @pgbqw

I understand your frustration with the meta title not displaying correctly. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot this issue:

  1. Check for Caching: Sometimes, browsers or server-side caches can prevent changes from appearing immediately. Try clearing your browser cache or using an incognito window to see if the changes appear.

  2. Inspect the Source Code: View the page source (right-click on the page and select "View Page Source") to ensure that the meta title is correctly placed in the HTML <head> section.

  3. Review Any Dynamic Content Scripts: If your page uses JavaScript to dynamically set the meta title, there might be an issue with the script.

  4. Server-Side Issues: Ensure that your server is correctly serving the updated pages. Sometimes, server configurations or CDN caches can serve older versions of your pages.

  5. Validation: Use online tools like W3C Markup Validation to ensure there are no errors in your HTML that might affect the meta tags.

If you can share more details or the actual code snippet, it might be easier to diagnose the issue. Screenshots or URLs where the problem occurs can also be helpful.

Hope this helps!


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