H1 Tag on Homepage
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The name of our company is LEDSupply; our tag line is: "For All Your LED Project Needs!".
Currently the H1 Tag for our homepage is
LEDSupply: For All Your LED Project Needs - Low Prices, Big Bulk Discounts & Free Shipping
My questions is should I break out everything but the tag line so the new H1 tag is:
LEDSupply: For All Your LED Project Needs!
Which is better in your opinion?
Here is a link to our homepage: http://www.ledsupply.com/
Thanks! -Brooke
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i was thinking that same thing, so I took out the LED before supplies. I could probably take out the LED before project and add "lighting" in there!
LEDSupply - Best Deals on Cree LEDs, LED Drivers & Supplies For All Your Lighting Project Needs!
It's live on the site. I like it, thanks for the comments, that was helpful!
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LEDSupply - Best Deals On Cree LEDs, LED Drivers & LED Supplies
For All Your LED Project Needs!
Prob not a big deal but could be seen as too spammy by G with the whole thing (mention LED 5x vs 4 + the "for all..." dilutes the other keywords)
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How about this:
LEDSupply - Best Deals On Cree LEDs, LED Drivers & LED Supplies For All Your LED Project Needs!
?
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thank you for the suggestion.
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Considering that you don't have keywords in either case, doesn't really matter. Won't affect your rankings.
My opinion, add more keywords along the lines of: LEDSupply - Best Deals on LED Drivers, Strips & Lights!
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