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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32183, member: 636"]
Heading tags help organize your webpage just like chapters in a book. The H1 tag marks your most important title - usually the main topic of your page. Think of it as the title on the cover. You should only use one H1 tag per page to tell Google what your page focuses on.

Below that, H2 tags work like chapter titles, breaking up major sections. H3 tags fit inside those sections for smaller subtopics. The pattern continues down to H6, though most pages rarely need to go past H3 or H4 tags.

Using these tags properly does two big things for your website. First, they make your content easier for people to read because the structure stands out clearly. Second, search engines pay close attention to these tags to understand what matters most on your page. Google looks at words in your headings as strong clues about your content.

Remember to include your main keywords in these heading tags, especially the H1, but keep them natural and readable. Never stuff headings with keywords just for search engines. A clear heading structure not only boosts your SEO but also helps visitors quickly find the information they want on your page.
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