Inger wrote:
The owner of a site I'm managing is also employing a 'SEO expert'. I don't know where he has his expertise from, but the site owner is banking on him. This man says that more than one H1 on a page would not be good for SEO. Wayan, you seem to know quite a bit about these things, so what would you say?
Inger wrote:
The owner of a site I'm managing is also employing a 'SEO expert'. I don't know where he has his expertise from, but the site owner is banking on him. This man says that more than one H1 on a page would not be good for SEO. Wayan, you seem to know quite a bit about these things, so what would you say?
Ok so lets get something clear before we get into this further
1/ The page(s) have to be set out with the element container tags type properly for Google To Accept more than 1 H! header on a page
so
<head>
<section class-name =(lets say) Heading-section>
<header class name = header wrapper (eg)>
<H2 text class name = header text h2>
<H1text class name = Page-Title>
</header>
<nav classname=top-nav-wrapper>
<list-container class=top-nav>
<list-item-container>
<text-link>
</section>
<section class name=section2-about>
<main class name=section2-about-main-wrapper>
<H1text class name=about-section-title-H1>< Hello We Are Pleased To Meet You>/>
<H2textclass name whatever you want><this is about us & about our commitment to you>/
<article ></>
<div> </>
etc etc etc
SO YOU HAVE DIVIDED EACH PAGE INTO SECTIONS (as many or as few as you wish
each section has it's own content whatever that may be, each section can contain divs, or articles or asides, but not another section
EACH SECTION can have an H1 tag, as long as the H1 is relevant as a title to THAT section, you can have the usual further H2, H3, H4 tags as normal
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
However, if you haven't or don't use the section tags on a page (or you only use 1 then you still have to follow the old way of only having one H1 on a page (FOR THE MOMENT AT LEAST)
I am doing an article on my site regarding this but not ready yet, but here is a link to a video by Matt Cutts (SEO head guru for GOOGLE), in reply to a question by someone on this very matter during one of his regular Q&A sessions that he holds. here is the link to the video
https://mawarputih.id/video-h1.html
As you know there are "Experts" & then there are "Experts" some "experts keep up to date with the latest trends & info, others don't. Some SEO experts use algorithms that are not kept up to date to produce reports that are therefore out of date, others use Human Beings to look at sites.
Mastering The Understanding With Hands-On Learning
NEW TO "COFFEECUP SITE DESIGNER" FOUNDATION 6 FRAMEWORK?
STUCK ON SOMETHING?
LEARNING & UNDERSTANDING "THE HOW TO"? THE WHY'S & THE WHEREFORE'S?
WITH WAYAN'S STEP BY STEP TUTORIALS
Contact Me For One To One Assistance
https://alphathemes.coffeecup.com/forms … an%281%29/