SEO
Headings (H1, H2, H3)
The titles and subtitles that structure your page for readers and Google.
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The Tradie Take
Headings are like the sections in your toolbox. The H1 is the toolbox itself (labelled "Electrical Tools"). The H2s are the draws inside ("Power Tools," "Hand Tools," "Safety Gear"). The H3s are the dividers in each draw. Good labelling means you (and Google) can find what you need fast.
Definition
Headings are the titles and subtitles that organise your content on a page. H1 is the main title (there should be one per page), H2s are section headings, and H3s are subsections. They help readers scan your page quickly and help Google understand what your content is about. Good headings are descriptive and include relevant keywords naturally.
How It Works
- 1 H1 is the page title - it tells both readers and Google what this page is about
- 2 H2s break the content into logical sections (e.g., "Our Services," "Service Areas")
- 3 H3s break down H2 sections further if needed
- 4 Clear, descriptive headings improve readability and SEO
Tips for Tradies
- Use one H1 per page - make it clear and descriptive
- Use H2s to break up content into readable sections
- Include keywords naturally in your headings, but don't force them