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pina_colada2011-12-12 10:50:46
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pina_colada, 2011-12-12 10:50:46

HTML5 and SEO

Good afternoon.

In the standard (draft yet =) HTML5 consider the most optimal arrangement of headings in this form:

<body>
 <h1>Apples</h1>
 <p>Apples are fruit.</p>
 <section>
  <h1>Taste</h1>
  <p>They taste lovely.</p>
  <section>
   <h1>Sweet</h1>
   <p>Red apples are sweeter than green ones.</p>
  </section>
 </section>
 <section>
  <h1>Color</h1>
  <p>Apples come in various colors.</p>
 </section>
</body>


How is this compatible with SEO? After all, it is recommended to use one h1 heading per page.

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Kirill Mamaev, 2011-12-12
@r00tGER

I would do "Sweet" and "Color" like h2 - it's more logical.

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galichmark, 2011-12-12
@galichmark

I would do this: Logically, h1 should be the main and only heading. And h2, etc., by nesting level, reflecting the hierarchy. In terms of SEO, all search engines recommend doing what is more convenient for the user. The presence of several h1s clearly does not comply with this rule, so it looks more like an attempt to cheat.

Apples


Apples are fruit.

Taste


They taste lovely.

Sweet


Red apples are sweeter than green ones.

Color


Apples come in various colors.

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almazmusic, 2011-12-13
@almazmusic

Yandex has long and clearly answered that there may be more than one first-level heading. But about the semantics of html5 - yes, it's different here in principle.
Regarding the new tags: if Google is trying to understand something in html5, then the answer came from Yandex that they do not support html5 at the moment, and new tags will not bring any negative results.

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