Multiple H1's
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Hi,
My SEOMOZ report states that I'm using two H1's on most of my pages, for example on this page:
http://www.absolutepower.nl/eiwitshakes/proteine-shakes/
I only see one though.
Anyone who could clarify this?
Thanks!
Jasper
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ok thanks for your help!
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Supposedly it's best practice to only have one h1, but if you look at the SEOMoz blog, they have two h1 tags on all of their posts, and they seem to be ranking pretty well off the back of it!!
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You do have two h1s. Your logo is in an H1 as is the page title:
[http://www.absolutepower.nl/](<a class=)" title="Sportvoeding en Voedingssupplementen - Absolute Power" style="height:100px;">Sportvoeding en Voedingssupplementen - Absolute Power
and
class="line">Proteine Shakes
I wouldn't say it is a huge priority, but if possible I'd remove the h1 from your around your logo if you can and keep it around the page title. From a quick glance at your site and css, it doesn't look like you are depending on that h1 tag for formatting. Again though, I would place that at a much lower priority.
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