Comments on: Search Engine Optimization Tip #11: Using Keywords in your Heading Tags http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/ Search Engine Optimization Company Thu, 25 Feb 2010 19:49:18 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Anoush http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/comment-page-1/#comment-10038 Anoush Mon, 09 Mar 2009 13:57:51 +0000 http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/#comment-10038 I agree with Bill, you can't aim for 30 words at a time. This won't bring any results. You should be more specific in choosing keywords. I agree with Bill, you can’t aim for 30 words at a time. This won’t bring any results. You should be more specific in choosing keywords.

]]> By: Bill Hartzer http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/comment-page-1/#comment-7375 Bill Hartzer Wed, 03 Dec 2008 18:50:20 +0000 http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/#comment-7375 Tuppence, in the H1 tag I like the "less is more" theme. In other words, I like to make sure that the H1 tag has only the words that describe the overall theme of the content that's below it. So, if the content (paragraph or paragraphs below it) is about "blue widgets" then the H1 would be "Blue Widgets". I do not think you should have a sentence; that's definitely too much, it should be a phrase (at most). Tuppence, in the H1 tag I like the “less is more” theme. In other words, I like to make sure that the H1 tag has only the words that describe the overall theme of the content that’s below it. So, if the content (paragraph or paragraphs below it) is about “blue widgets” then the H1 would be “Blue Widgets”.

I do not think you should have a sentence; that’s definitely too much, it should be a phrase (at most).

]]> By: Tuppence http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/comment-page-1/#comment-7277 Tuppence Fri, 28 Nov 2008 20:47:28 +0000 http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/#comment-7277 Great article - thank you for the information! One question, however,is there a guide line as to much in words/characters you can include in a header tag. I have currently one sentence of about 30 words (200 characters) in the h1 tag. Would this be too much? Great article – thank you for the information! One question, however,is there a guide line as to much in words/characters you can include in a header tag. I have currently one sentence of about 30 words (200 characters) in the h1 tag. Would this be too much?

]]> By: Bill Hartzer http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/comment-page-1/#comment-7163 Bill Hartzer Thu, 20 Nov 2008 20:52:23 +0000 http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/#comment-7163 I agree with Mark, there shouldn't be a problem. But, keep in mind the intention of the H1. The H1 tag should indicate the top Heading on a page, so as a user I would think it would be used as such, most likely in bold or a larger font than the other text on the page. I agree with Mark, there shouldn’t be a problem. But, keep in mind the intention of the H1. The H1 tag should indicate the top Heading on a page, so as a user I would think it would be used as such, most likely in bold or a larger font than the other text on the page.

]]> By: Mark Barrera http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/comment-page-1/#comment-7161 Mark Barrera Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:24:53 +0000 http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/#comment-7161 Frank - As long as you use proper semantic structure, there is not a problem with changing the font of an H1. Just make sure that you don't keyword stuff or have multiple H1 tags. Frank – As long as you use proper semantic structure, there is not a problem with changing the font of an H1. Just make sure that you don’t keyword stuff or have multiple H1 tags.

]]> By: Frank http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/comment-page-1/#comment-7160 Frank Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:14:12 +0000 http://www.vizioninteractive.com/search-engine-optimization-tip-11-using-keywords-in-your-heading-tags/#comment-7160 Great tips. So Google wont care if you try and make something appear like H1 and then in the CSS you knock it back down to normal font? Great tips. So Google wont care if you try and make something appear like H1 and then in the CSS you knock it back down to normal font?

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