We have a purchased a new domain name (example.com) that was owned by another company and it appears Google has cached the title from the previous owners which was examPLE. We would like the title to be Example instead of examPLE. I understand that usually you can just change the title on the web page and Google will pull it from that. But in our case the response is a 303 redirect which does not contain any page data.When you go to our web site it will redirect you to the regional specific site based on IP. So if you are in the UK http://example.com will do a 303 redirect to http://example.com/ukIs there any way to update the page title in Googles results in this scenario?Edit: If I search use the query site:example.com in Google the page comes back with the correct title (the one from the page that it is being redirected to), however if I just search on example the page title is incorrect.
Change page title in Google results when the response is a 303 redirect
redirects;title;303 redirect