Craft Google-Friendly Titles for Your Classified Ads

In the crowded world of online classified ads, getting your post noticed on Google is half the battle. Whether you're listing a used bike, promoting your freelance services, or selling a rental property, your ad title is the first thing people see—and it can make or break your visibility in search results.

Here's how to craft Google-friendly titles that make your MyNewNet.com ads stand out and rank higher in search.

1. Understand What People Are Searching For

Before you write a title, think like your customer. Ask:

• What would I search on Google to find this item or service?
• What words describe the product clearly and specifically?

For example:

✅ "Used Yamaha FZ Bike for Sale in Kolkata – 2021 Model"
❌ "Awesome Bike, Must See!"

The first one includes search-friendly keywords like "Yamaha," "FZ," "bike for sale," and the location, which helps it show up on Google.

2. Use Specific Keywords in the Title

Your title should match real-world search queries. Include:

• Brand name (e.g., iPhone, Maruti, Samsung)
• Type of product/service (e.g., smartphone, tutor, flat for rent)
• Condition/year/model (if relevant)
• City or area name

Example:

"3 BHK Flat for Rent in Salt Lake Kolkata – Furnished, Gated Society"
This gives Google and your buyers everything they need to click.

3. Keep It Clear, Not Clever

Avoid vague or overly "creative" titles that don't describe the actual item or service. Google favors clarity.

Better title:
"Home Tuitions Available – Class 6 to 12 Science in Delhi NCR"
Worse title:
"Unlock Your Child's Genius – Call Now!"

4. Use Title Case for Better Readability

Instead of writing in all caps or all lowercase, use Title Case like this:

✅ "Honda City 2017 Petrol – Single Owner, Low Mileage"
Not this: ❌ "honda city 2017 petrol single owner low mileage"
It looks more professional and is easier to read on both Google and MyNewNet.

⏱️ 5. Front-Load Important Words

Put the most important words first, especially product/service type and location.

Example:
"Graphic Designer for Hire in Mumbai – Portfolio Available"

...is better than:
"Available Now – Professional Graphic Designer in Mumbai"
Google often truncates longer titles, so you want your keywords up front.

6. Test, Track & Tweak

If your listing isn't getting views, try updating the title with new keywords. MyNewNet lets you edit your post anytime, so experiment with different versions:

• Add location
• Mention a benefit (e.g., "Free Delivery")
• Include a price range (e.g., "Under ₹5,000")

Track which titles work best by monitoring views and responses.

✅ Quick Tips Checklist

• ✅ Use popular search terms
• ✅ Be specific and clear
• ✅ Include brand/model/year/location
• ✅ Avoid clickbait or vague language
• ✅ Keep titles under 60 characters
• ✅ Update non-performing titles

Boost Your Visibility with a Great Title on MyNewNet.com

Posting an ad is easy. Getting it seen is what really counts. When you take a few extra seconds to craft a strong, relevant title, your listing can climb higher in Google results—meaning more views, more leads, and more success.

Don't let a weak title hold you back.

Post your next ad on MyNewNet.com with a better headline—and watch your traffic grow.