Google supports page names for subdomains on mobile devices

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Google supports page names for subdomains on mobile devices. This feature allows websites that use subdomains to better present their identity and content in search results. Google has also updated its help documentation to explain how to use page names and favicons to optimize your site for search .

What are page titles?
Page titles are the titles and names of websites that Google gcash data displays in search results listings. Page titles help users quickly understand what the page is about and where it came from. Page titles can be different from the HTML titles that appear in the <title> tag of a page. This is because Google can modify the HTML title to better match a user's query or provide additional information about the site.

Site names consist of two parts: a website name and a domain name. A website name is the name that a website uses to identify itself. A domain name is the address of a website, which consists of a top-level domain (e.g. .com, .cz) and a second-level domain (e.g. google, bing). Some websites may also use subdomains , which are the next level of domain that precedes the second-level domain. For example, blog.google is a subdomain of the domain google.com.