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I paid for an opt-in form but they coded with H2-H4 tags. Could this hurt my on-page SEO?

by Murkr
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Hello,

I decided to add some CTAs to my page, and one of the ways was through an opt-in form above the fold.

I'm looking at the code of the opt-in form and I noticed he used H2-h4 tags in it.
Shown here: https://www.screencast.com/t/6phg5kodqDlt

But I already used proper H2-H4 tags for on-page SEO.

Question: Will this negatively effect my SEO? I would think so, but im not sure.

Should I tell the designer to make it without H tags? or is that not possible to do?
#coded #form #h2h4 #hurt #onpage #optin #paid #seo #tags
  • Profile picture of the author jamie3000
    Maybe a little but not a huge amount, but you never know could be the difference between #1 and #2
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  • Profile picture of the author rhealy29
    Originally Posted by Murkr View Post

    Hello,

    I decided to add some CTAs to my page, and one of the ways was through an opt-in form above the fold.

    I'm looking at the code of the opt-in form and I noticed he used H2-h4 tags in it.
    Shown here: https://www.screencast.com/t/6phg5kodqDlt

    But I already used proper H2-H4 tags for on-page SEO.

    Question: Will this negatively effect my SEO? I would think so, but im not sure.

    Should I tell the designer to make it without H tags? or is that not possible to do?
    You could make an entire website without header tags or an entire website with nothing but header tags around the text and they could both look identical. There is no need to use header tags anywhere you don't want to in order to achieve a certain styling effect. None at all.

    That being said, I don't necessarily think these few extra tags are going to kaibosh your SEO, but if you're not comfortable with them, get rid of them.
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