Page-title Text entered in the page-title field will be used in the title tag for the page. By default, the page-title will use the Name you supplied for the product when added through the Add Product wizard. If you created the product in the Store Editor, then you will need to specify the page-title or else the text in the Name field will be used (or the title global variable if no name is present). The title tag is important for a few reasons: The title tag is important in terms of informing search engines of the content of each page and is used in determining the relevancy of a page for search queries. The title tag appears at the top of the web browser. The title tag text is the default text when a visitor bookmarks a page. The title tag may be used by search engines as the link to the page in search results pages. Tips for title tags: Keep titles short—between 60-85 characters. Start with your most important keywords/keyphrases Always use keywords that appear within the body content of the page—do not stuff keywords. Place your business name only at the end unless you are trying to rank for your company name.

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July/Aug 87 Product Description Issue Includes: Anne Murray, Charlie Black, Tommy Rocco, Dickey Lee, Sandi Patty, and Michael W. Smith! $7.95 July/Aug 87 JA87	Nov/Dec 87 Product Description Issue Includes: Kenny Loggins, Steve Cooper, Dave Alvin, Ben and Justin Peters, and more! $7.95 Nov/Dec 87 ND87
Sept/Oct 87 Product Description Issue Includes: Alabama, Air Supply, Judy Collins, Niles Borop, and Bob Morrison! $7.95 Sept/Oct 87 SO87