Google SERP preview for B2B export pages.

See what buyers see in search results

Before publishing B2B product, category, or market pages, preview how your title tag and meta description render in Google. Adjust truncation, keyword order, and CTA language to improve click-through rate.

Stay within Google display limits

Title tags longer than ~60 characters get truncated in search results. Meta descriptions over ~160 characters get cut off. Live counters help you stay within visible limits while keeping important keywords intact.

Test before you publish

Copy your candidate title and description into the preview, check how they look on both desktop and mobile-width results, then refine before updating your CMS or page template.

Does Google always show my custom title and description?

No. Google may rewrite titles and descriptions based on the query. A well-written title and description improves the chance Google uses them, and they still appear in social shares and browser tabs.

How long should my title tag be?

Aim for 50-60 characters. Google displays roughly 600 pixels, which averages about 60 characters for Latin text. Put your primary keyword near the beginning.

How long should my meta description be?

Keep it under 155-160 characters. Google may show up to 160 characters on desktop and slightly less on mobile. Include a clear value proposition and a reason to click.