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HTML Structure & Markup Improvements #76

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Google heavily relies on proper HTML markup to understand your content.

  • <title> tag: Include key terms that reflect the page’s core topic.
  • Exactly one <h1> per page: This is the main headline. It must be clear, descriptive, and keyword-rich.
  • <h1> =/= <title>: Make them different, but both should contain strong keywords.
  • Use at least four <h2> tags: These structure your content and help Google map your topics.
  • Follow correct hierarchy: Use <h1><h2><h3> without skipping levels. (important thing to check on your page).
  • Headings must contain real keywords, not vague marketing phrases.

Example on Keycard.tech: _The <h1> says "Lightweight design, heavyweight security" — but it doesn’t communicate what the product is. Headers should be crystal clear filled with relevant keywords to help Google understand what you're offering.

Source:
https://www.notion.so/Onsite-Basic-Strategy-23f8f96fb65c814c9190f3f0f94814ee?p=23f8f96fb65c8198a900d2c761105a2d&pm=se

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