At Loud Interactive, we've noted that the specified webpage possesses an <h1> tag that is markedly brief.
Why is this important?
An <h1> tag is central for facilitating both user experience and search engine comprehension in relation to the expected content of the page.
A concise h1 may fail to adequately convey the intended message or theme of the page.
What does the Optimization check?
Loud Interactive’s analysis tool triggers a Optimization when an internal link contains an <h1> tag comprised of less than three words.
Note: the benchmark values for this analysis are configurable through the settings.
Examples that trigger this Optimization
The Optimization is activated for any URL with an <h1> tag like the ones shown below:
<h1>Short h1</h1>
Why is this Optimization marked 'Opportunity'?
Within our tool, we categorize this Optimization as an 'Opportunity' since it pinpoints a chance for optimization which could lead to improved search visibility.
The length of an h1 tag can be quite a subjective matter; occasionally, a message can be distilled effectively into very few words.
This Optimization, however, serves to underline cases where perhaps more detail could be beneficial. It also provides a swift method to assess URLs featuring such succinct h1 tags, thus identifying if there are pages that inadvertently follow a template without receiving necessary customizations.