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Crawlers, titles serve users by formatting the page and making the content accessible and easy to navigate. Without titles, crawlers may deem your page unfriendly and your search engine results may suffer. How to add an H1 tag? You don't need to be an SEO expert or even know how to code to master HTML title tags. In the brief tutorial below, we show you how to easily integrate headings into your page structure.
Structure In general, titles should be used Last Review hierarchically. This means you should start with your H1 your dominant title or topic and work down to H2, H3, and beyond. You can have just one H1 headline and a few H2 headlines for short content. For longer, more complex content, you may need to go down to H6 to promote clarity. Ultimately, it's about organizing content in a way that makes it easier for readers to navigate and understand it. When structuring your titles, focus on logic. Don’t create titles just for SEO. Remember the benefits in terms of search engine ranking SERP are only indirect.

Instead, focus on creating and organizing headlines that serve as clear cues for readers. Your H1 introduces the topic, while your H2 subheadings break it up into key sections, and your H3 onwards add granularity. You can also use headings to outline the content before writing it, to ensure clarity. This is what a draft article on the health benefits of exercise might look like. You can use this template as a reference point for determining how to structure heading levels in your own content H1 The health benefits of physical exercise H2 The benefits of physical exercise for mental health.
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