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2006-04-05, 09:26 PM
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Rock stars ... is there anything they don't know?
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H1 heading vs larger font size?
Do search engines give special weight to H1, or H2, etc. headings?
In other words, will a headline just set in a larger type font carry the same weight with the engines as an H1 headling? Assuming that the font size chosen is the same size as an H1 heading would be? |
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2006-04-05, 10:16 PM
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You can now put whatever you want in this space :)
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2006-04-05, 10:23 PM
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Yes they do, some more than others (but don't abuse them). You can adjust the size of the h tags or fonts using css so that they fit the layout of your page also.
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2006-04-06, 12:40 AM
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Rock stars ... is there anything they don't know?
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Thanks folks.
I was afraid that would be the answer. |
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2006-04-06, 12:52 AM
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You can now put whatever you want in this space :)
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There's a ceiling as to how much boost <H> tags on any page will give you, so the rule of thumb is one H1 per page, a couple of H2s and a few H3s. Obviously, try not to use them just to make text look bigger
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