Short answer: yes, but not for the reason it used to.
The old thinking was: Writing titles like ad headlines ('Amazing Comfort You'll Love!') instead of the structured, attribute-first format shopping search actually parses well. That framing is dated — search engines have gotten much better at figuring things out without hand-holding. But 'search engines can cope without it' isn't the same as 'it doesn't matter.'
What actually changed is who benefits. Front-load the most important, most-searched attribute (size, color, model) since some platforms truncate titles after 70 characters on mobile. That's less about appeasing an algorithm and more about not wasting the crawl/attention you already have.
The practical test isn't whether it's trendy — it's whether skipping it creates work for someone else later (a crawler, a future you, a user). By that test, product title SEO still earns its place.
Same question, different tool: does Facebook Catalog feed still matter?
Product Title Optimizer either way — checking takes longer to read about than to do.
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