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You really reach a new point in SEO-understanding when you realize that keywords aren't real; they are tools we use to increase term frequency && guidelines with which to retain an independent variable of topical-reference-permutation to prove validity of initiative/processes.
Google spouts off with a similar thought regarding 'content quality' and how we shouldn't focus on keyword optimization. This is sort of true, but with a bunch of asterisks at the end--I believe my statement to be of more truth & that Google's is a 'spun' version of this.
They are incentivized to push publishers & webmasters to make 'better content' because it makes their job inherently easier.
To those who still recommend a 50-60 character limit on Meta Titles, you're advice is well out of date; I'm looking at a 100-character Title that Google marked up for a competitive term, on mobile.
The inclusion of variant device-width on which to browse the web has allowed for a lot of leeway in pixel-width for titles. Sometimes Google gives you more, sometimes less.
Either way, more room for topical relevance in your Title Tags, and less reason to truncate at 60 characters.
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