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[Lobsterass]

Hola rockstars!

I’m working hard to seo optimize my big site the best way possible. Since I create the most seo-friendly (but not user-friendly) H1:s in Yoast, I wonder if the H1 that the user sees on the page should actually be a H2 instead?

I have seen this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIn5qJKU8VM and I get that it shouldn’t be harmful to have two H1:s. On my portfolio pages, I only have one headline frontend. Google likes to see at least one H2.

Example:

http://dev.monroedesign.se/portfolio/forpackningsdesign-av-burk My portfolio single page “Förpackningsdesign av Naturens D3 vitamin” has a seo-friendly H1 that reads something like “Packaging design tin can Stockholm – Monroe Design AB” backend in Yoast.

Should I make the frontend H1 “Förpackningsdesign av Naturens D3 vitamin” an H2 and not have a “real” visible H1 at all frontend? Then I get an H1 through Yoast and the H2 frontend, I’m thinking. I’m scared to get punished everywhere for not having any H1:s frontend.

<3

[Joao]

Hi There,

I would not worry about it.

You won´t get punished, just try to be honest.

Your most important content use an<H1> never mind if you want it to make it look smaller.

We have on Custom Headline Element the heading classes specially made for that.

Hope that helps

Joao

[Lobsterass]

Hola!

OK! Thank you so much for your professional advice on this. 🙂

Yes, I absolutely LOVE how easy you guys have made it to style headlines of different classes in Cornerstone. Simply awesome.

<3

[Rahul]

Glad it’s solved now and thank you very much for all the kind words.

Let us know if we can help with anything else.

Thanks for using the X-theme!

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