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Search Optimization

Why should you bother to optimize your H1 and H2 headers or the purpose of having headlines on a page

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Search Optimization

Keyword selection

Keyword usage

<Title> tag

Header tags

Meta tags

URL and file name

Anchor text

Link popularity

External links

Text features

Tools

Header Tags

Optimizing <H1> and <H2> Tags

HTML Code

<h1>This is H1</h1>
<h1>This is H2</h1>
<h2>This is H3</h2>
<h3>This is H4</h3>
<h4>This is H5</h4>
<h5>This is H6</h5>

Produces
This is H1
This is H2
This is H3
This is H4
This is H5
This is H6

What is a <H>eader?

Header tags are used to put emphasis on a specific line of text from an HTML document. In simple terms, you use them to make headlines on your page. The designated header text is entered between <Hx> and </Hx>, where number x indicates the level of importance of the headline. An <H1> headline is the most important, while <H6> is the least significant.

<H1>, your most significant body tag

The <H1> header is probably your most significant body tag in terms of SEO. It is the main headline of a page and should feature its primary keywords/phrases. Make sure you employ one acutely descriptive <H1> tag on each of your pages. Precision is more important than volume so keep it short and keyword inspired. This will probably make your <H1> headline appear bland but don't fret over it. Save your creative writing prowess for the lower <H2> or <H3> tags.

<H2> <H3> <H4> tags... how low should a SEO go?

Many webmasters completely ignore the <H2> tag. SEO research has actually proven that using <H2> tags can significant affect how your web page ranks in search results. Segment each of your pages into a clear hierarchical structure featuring one <H1> and two or more <H2> headers. Write up exciting <H2> headers that will entice your visitors into reading what you have to say. <H3>, <H4> and lower header tags have disputable impact on how you site performs in search engines.

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