Official statement
Since the title update, the title links displayed in search results are determined on a per-page basis, rather than dynamically based on the query. This simplifies testing: you can alter the title, submit the page for indexing, and see the results immediately.
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TL;DR
Google has made search page titles static in its results. No more dynamic titles per query. SEO testing has become more straightforward.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Les titres varient-ils toujours selon les requêtes ?
Non, les titres sont désormais fixes par page.
Comment cela affecte-t-il mes tests SEO ?
Les tests deviennent plus transparents puisque le titre affiché reste constant après une modification.
Dois-je changer mes titres existants ?
Revérifiez-les pour maximiser leur pertinence et représentativité générale.
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