Google search for "Audiovision Pfister" gives out as search titel "Titel Menu - Hifi Logo" (see attachment, www.avpfister.ch ) exept for menu home. Don't know where that "Hifi Logo" comes from, searched all template files and couldn't find anything. Surely didn't type in myself as title. Hope you can tell my where the mistake is.

Hi there,
it depends on your site was published with demo content and Google was very fast and has indexed yout site.

Now you have to remove the url from the google index.
>> Google > Webmaster tool.

TIPP:
Set your website to "offline" if youre working on it.

Hi,
thanks for your reply. But I didn't install demo content. I use robots "index. follow" for global configuration and global setting for robots in menu items. Setting robots in menu items to "index, follow" would maybe help? Didn't test yet. Strange thing is that menu home in google search does not show "Hifi Logo" in titel but all other menus do (all menus have the same metadata settings).

Hi again,
I'm pretty sure that your template jp-hifi causes described problem. Installation with no demo content shows "hifi logo" in the left upper corner and this gets indexed by google (see google index keywords of my homepage). Please update that template or explain how to eliminate that undesired "Keyword" of the template (couldn't find out yet). Hoping for a reply. Thanks

Its not a template related problem.
It depends on your logo source code, see image below. Please chnage the source code of your logo module ( alt text)

Hi,
thanks for your tip. The showed source code can't be changed by myself. It's not my source code, it's sticks somewhere deep in your template. But I changed robots settings for the menue items from global to index follows and now google shows titels without "Hifi - Logo". It seems that made the trick. Thanks and have a nice day.