After all, many non-English languages use characters outside the English-language ASCII character set. But I can't resist this small tangent, because it's too good not to share. Before I get into it, just one more word about Twitter.
Because they were added to the original ASCII character set, forming "extended ASCII" or "high" ASCII. This is virtually identical to a set of characters called Unicode, which itself is a greatly expanded version of the ASCII character set you may...
A title high in the alphabet or the ASCII character set offers no advantage with the major search engines. Two popular myths are that alphabetization in the HTML title tag or using a keyword in a URL can improve ranking.
