Extent of Differences Required in Page Titles and Descriptions

[BeeDeeDubbleU]

We all know that Google requires us to create separate page titles and descriptions for each page in a website. I am currently creating a website where I want to display 6 or 7 pages all featuring the same category of widget (in this case it is a service not a product).

The same title and description would be appropriate for each of these pages and I cannot think of any way to change this other than to use something like

<title>Widget Service Page 1</title>
<title>Widget Service Page 2</title>
<title>Widget Service Page 3</title>
etc.

<meta name="Description" content="Widget Services page 1. This is the first page of a list of widget services." />
<meta name="Description" content="Widget Services page 2. This is the second page of a list of widget services." />
<meta name="Description" content="Widget Services page 3. This is the third page of a list of widget services." />
etc.

What are your views on this. Do you reckon that Google would accept this as being original titles and descriptions?

[tedster]

Do you want to see each of these pages ranking in some way - especially for different query terms? If so, you will probably need to differentiate the title and meta description elements. You certainly can try "Page 2" and so on - as long as the content is different, Google will create a description snippet from the content if the url ever ranks.

[BeeDeeDubbleU]

Do you want to see each of these pages ranking in some way - especially for different query terms?

Well yes, these pages are not the most important on the website but I would still like to see them rank. I think I will have to get a bit more creative.