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This is a discussion on h tags question on placement within the Analysis: Traffic & SERPS forums, part of the vBulletin SEO Discussion category; on my forumhome page i have my headings ( like 'general' ) then i have the sub headings after that ...
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| h tags question on placement
on my forumhome page i have my headings ( like 'general' ) then i have the sub headings after that eg:
what i was thinking of doing is making the headings <h1> and the sub headings <h2> the thing is that i have 10 headings and lots of sub headings... is there a limit or a recommended amount of times you can repeat the h tags ? because obviously i will add more subjects as my forum grows making my index have ... well lets just say quite a few h tags i am only thinking of doing it like that because there is no real single 'definitive' place i can think of to put a h1 tag what do you think of this idea ? thank you |
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I think it sounds like a good idea, particularly because the forum categories are really appropriate for headings, since it is effectively a "table of contents" (if you use a book metaphor). I believe it's most important that you apply the tags to actual titles, and that the hierarchy is maintained. I do not think the # of tags should be bad, as long as these previous two conditions are met. I think that the method you have described should be fine. However, if you do implement it, I would be interested in hearing if it produces any measurable impact either positive or negative.
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ok.. thank you, i will give it a go and let you know in a few months how it went
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| The global structure of an HTML document I would avoid overloading the forumhome with heading tags, simply because no content follows it. Headings are 'logical outline element headings'. You wouldn't hand in an outline that looked like
you'd want an outline that looked like
When you're missing the logical elements that Support the headings, it's illogical to use as an outline.
On threads, it's slightly different. The logical outline is not that of the forum cat heirarchy, but that of the thread.
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so on my homepage Recipes and Food & Cooking Forums where would you suggest that i can use the h1 tag ?... then the h2 etc to follow ? obviously i want be able to do this properly, also the other pages, i was going to add the h1 tag to the breadbrumb menu like this Recipebite > Cooking Tips > Professional Chef Gadgets, Gizmo's and Essentials'Gadgets, Gizmo's and Essentials' in this case would be the h1, but i would be unsure on where to go from there |
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