odd titlein Google

[Deliguy]

check this out
Google search for Plex Home Theater:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...er&btnG=Search
and now a google search for my site:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...om&btnG=Search

Two different titles. I'm noticing on different searches that people find my site are now recieving different title tags. It almost seems completely random

Like if I search for a random product we carry. It will change that product's title page to Plex Home Theater sometimes. On other products it will leave it the original title. This has caused about a 37% drop in traffic coming from phrases directed at exact models. Which makes up about 7% of my total traffic. That doesn't sound like a lot, but trust me it's a lot of money. Large percentage of people that search for a direct product model are ready to buy.

Is anyone else noticing this? The only logical explanation I can come up with is that Google is taking my page title from Froogle. What the hell is the point of that?

[google junky]

- One is your DMOZ title
http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/searc...x+Home+Theater

- The other is your sites actual title.

Did you know you were in DMOZ?

The only thing I find odd is that the one that isn't the DMOZ title is using the DMOZ description and the oppisite true for the other. hmm...

[google junky]

well I'll be a...


You lucky dog. You are in DMOZ 2 times.

Plex Home Theater - Provides complete systems, plasma TVs, projectors, speakers, audio and video components.
-- http://www.PlexHomeTheater.com Shopping: Consumer Electronics: Home Theater

Plex Home Theater - Local retail store's e-commerce site selling home theater products.
-- http://www.PlexHomeTheater.com Regional: North America: United States: Oregon: Localities: R: Roseburg: Business and Economy: Shopping

[freehits]

Originally Posted by google junky

well I'll be a...


You lucky dog. You are in DMOZ 2 times.

Could be luck, could be a editor?