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Question About H1

by guzpra
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I know that for on page SEO, the keyword must be inculde in heading1 in the page.
but, how is the perfect amount of heading 1 on the page? is it can be more than one?? or we should have just one H1 in the page?

thx for the quick reply
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  • Profile picture of the author patrich
    Originally Posted by guzpra View Post

    I know that for on page SEO, the keyword must be inculde in heading1 in the page.
    but, how is the perfect amount of heading 1 on the page? is it can be more than one?? or we should have just one H1 in the page?

    thx for the quick reply
    I think just about everyone has a different opinion on this, however, I only ever use 1 h1 tag per page. A general page structure that I might use is something like this:

    h1 - page title with primary keyword
    h2 - sub heading within the content with my primary keyword
    h3 - bottom of the page generally says "Filed under: keyword"

    h1, h2, etc., are simply heading tags and are generally used in a hierarchical structure. I wouldn't recommend overusing them, but they can be very powerful for on-page optimization when used properly.
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  • Profile picture of the author guzpra
    thx for the reply anyway, I think I'm gonna test using one H1 for all the posts!
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  • Profile picture of the author dailyseo
    use h1 in title
    so each article just own one title
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  • Profile picture of the author maruxz
    What if page has got two h1's with different keywords? One is page title and another is just a keyword in the text.
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    • Profile picture of the author guzpra
      Originally Posted by maruxz View Post

      What if page has got two h1's with different keywords? One is page title and another is just a keyword in the text.
      I think its weird to use h1 in body text :confused:
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  • Profile picture of the author avg
    H1 is too big on a web page to display
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    • Profile picture of the author webdeveloper
      Originally Posted by avg View Post

      H1 is too big on a web page to display
      Weird that guy who promotes Web Design Company in the signature never heard about H1 styling
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      • Profile picture of the author paulgl
        Sometimes h1 is too big. Simple concept, really.

        And it's not a meta tag as some clown above says.
        Just more cargo-spam. This whole thread is just crapola.

        <h...> is all about size, but somehow it has morphed into
        nonsense.

        If a <h1> is too big, and many times it is, use a smaller one.
        Or even strong or bold. Same effect.

        If you cram a keyword each time into an <h1> tag, it looks
        kind of dumb. You should use <h1> if you can, but <h2> by itself
        does the same thing.

        You should only use one <h1>, but if you need 2 or more, who
        cares? It's not the friggin' end of the world.

        If people chose titles and used <h1> for readers as to what the
        article and page is really is about, it would have so much more effect in the
        long run.

        General, short, smart titles and h1 headings go a long way. Not keyword
        stuffing just to get some keyword in there.

        Be careful about what words you bold, strong, and put in <h...>.
        You don't want to over emphasize something and mix your site all
        up. Or put your self in a straitjacket.

        Paul
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        • Profile picture of the author guzpra
          Originally Posted by paulgl View Post


          General, short, smart titles and h1 headings go a long way. Not keyword
          stuffing just to get some keyword in there.

          Be careful about what words you bold, strong, and put in <h...>.
          You don't want to over emphasize something and mix your site all
          up. Or put your self in a straitjacket.

          Paul
          Well Thanks Paul! you provided detailed information about it
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