Description:
Having just one h1 heading per article is important because it makes it easier both for humans and search engines to identify the hierarchy of the content but also because the importance of the keywords wouldn’t be diminished due to excessive content in h1 tags. Pages which have multiples. While this is not strictly an issue because HTML5 standards allow multiples on a page, there are some problems with this modern approach in terms of usability. It's advised to use heading rank (h1-h6) to convey document structure. The classic HTML4 standard defines there should only be a single per page, and this is still generally recommended for users and SEO.
Resolution:
Consider updating the HTML to include a single on each page, and utilizing the full heading rank between (h2 - h6) for additional headings.
Popolechien
commented
1 year ago
List of URLs with multiple H1 tags - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rq-ktHc-b5B7CVSfFsAPYC4EQY2oXPyCbEZtRfvDOGk/edit#gid=2048716947
Description: Having just one h1 heading per article is important because it makes it easier both for humans and search engines to identify the hierarchy of the content but also because the importance of the keywords wouldn’t be diminished due to excessive content in h1 tags. Pages which have multiples. While this is not strictly an issue because HTML5 standards allow multiples on a page, there are some problems with this modern approach in terms of usability. It's advised to use heading rank (h1-h6) to convey document structure. The classic HTML4 standard defines there should only be a single per page, and this is still generally recommended for users and SEO.
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