@neonlights79
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Hi @neonlights79
Thank you for providing those screenshots.
We see that the <title> tag indeed doesn’t have the site name in it for that particular page when we view the page source, but when you do a site: search for that URL, Google is adding it at the end of the title. This means there is no search term manipulation and that is the actual result.
When we do a cache: search query, Google mentions that the last cached date was October 15, 2021.
Just to clarify, did the title of the page previously have the site name and did you recently update the title to remove the site name after October 15, 2021?
If so, it’s possible Google hasn’t recrawled the page and shown the updated result as it’s showing an older cached version – https://yoast.com/help/my-seo-title-isnt-displayed-as-i-have-entered-it/#cache
Hi,
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Thanks for understanding!
