WEB1048 - The <title> tag contents are too short
The <title> tag contents are too short.
Explanation
If the <title> tag is empty, search engines may consider it to have no relevance.
Search engines use the <title> tag contents to provide some of the details about the site contents. Each page should have a single, unique title contained inside a <title> tag inside the <head> tag section of the page. The <title> tag should not exceed 65 characters.
Details
The <title> tag is the most important tag that the site developer controls that can influence the relevance and ranking of a site in search engine results. A unique, accurate, and descriptive title can improve the click-through volume to the site.
The <title> tag belongs inside the <head> tag section of a page and is usually is placed before the <meta name="keywords"> tag and the <meta name="description"> tag.
For information about customizing the parameters for rules in the SEO Checker, see Customizing SEO rules 
Example
The following is an example of a correctly formatted <title> tag, with <meta name="description"> and <meta name="keywords"> tags in the <head> tag section.
<head> <title>Contact Proseware, Inc.</title> <meta name="description">Contact information for Proseware, Inc., including addresses, phone numbers, and email</meta> <meta name="keywords" content="Proseware,Proseware applications,Proseware utilities,Proseware tools,Proseware server tools"/> </head>
