Should I change page title from <title> to heading1?
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thegoldeneye
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As far as I know you cannot change <title> in head to <h1>, but in the body you can change your titles to h1 tag. <title> is this http://prntscr.com/ofoq33
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Headings are use able onto your content or page but Title tag is on browser tool bar things and you should not use heading there ,yes if you want to setup some ssl ot https then you could able to elaborate your company ssl name there
LGNDFRVR23
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<title> is referring to the title that appears in the browser page. This can influence your CTR, so make it catchy.
<h1> is the title that is visible on your page.
<h1> is the title that is visible on your page.
So I have to add it manually to the page for better SEO optimization?
ooh I understand now. should I add it manually to the page for better SEO optimization?
thegoldeneye
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You can, but if you are using WordPress you can change it in Settings > General > Title and Tagline
- Mar 16, 2018
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No.
<Title> is an element that should be located in the <head> section of your page.
<H1> should be located within the body.
It's common to have the <h1> be something such as Lawmakers gawk at Congress's New SEO Legislation while the <title> element might be as such Lawmakers gawk at Congress's New SEO Legislation | Silly SEO News.
You should have both elements on most pages but almost certainly always have a <title> element in the <head>.
<Title> is an element that should be located in the <head> section of your page.
<H1> should be located within the body.
It's common to have the <h1> be something such as Lawmakers gawk at Congress's New SEO Legislation while the <title> element might be as such Lawmakers gawk at Congress's New SEO Legislation | Silly SEO News.
You should have both elements on most pages but almost certainly always have a <title> element in the <head>.