Double Title Tags 
Author: DENNIS S.
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Am I correct in saying that Google frowns on a webpage with two title tags?
If yes, I'm not sure ho control my title tags?
For example: In my webpage source code I have two title tags:
1. <title>Handicapper Tools for sports handicappers</title>
2. <metaproperty="og:title" content="Handicapper Tools" />
Where do these title tags come from and how do I control this problem and go to one title tag?
I want to write my own title tags but it seems as though # 1 above comes from the properties title tag and the og:title comes from ? .. maybe the page url name?
I need help sto impazzendo
Dennis
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Hello.
"Am I correct in saying that Google frowns on a webpage with two title tags?" - I think one of them will be ignored.
"If yes, I'm not sure ho control my title tags?" - You can do it here:
"In my webpage source code I have two title tags:" - no. <title> and og:title - these are different tags. og:title needed for Open Graph.
"Where do these title tags come from and how do I control this problem and go to one title tag?" - where you can control the page title I have already shown. These are different tags. And this is not a problem.
"I want to write my own title tags but it seems as though # 1 above comes from the properties title tag and the" - You can control the page title in the page properties.
"og:title comes from ? .. maybe the page url name?" - You can change it with the option Page Title.
The metatag og: title is especially important for Facebook. So that Facebook does not have to analyze which content could be suitable, there are "OG tags" (OpenGraph tags). Like other meta tags, these are built into the HTML header of a website and tell the Facebook search engine what content should be displayed.
So Google shouldn't be bothered by this ...