How to manage user profiles in your website?
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We have a real estate website in which agents and builders can create their profiles. My question is shall we use h1 or h2 tags in business profile pages or make them according to web 2.0 standards? In case header tags are used, if two agents have the same name and we have used h2 tag for them, then search result page will end up having two same h2's. Can someone please tell me the right way to manage business profiles in a website?
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Great Information It's Working For Me
Thankyou.
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Thanks, it helps
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The golden rule is that you never use two H1-s on the same page.
The best solution will be based on how your website is designed, but from what I am understanding, you are looking to have a portal of agents and businesses. As they are individual profiles, then you can put the agent name as an H1 on the agent profile and the business/company name as an H1 on the business profile, while listing the agents working under the business with the h2 tag, or even h3.
I hope my answer was helpful to you. I would be able to give a more informative answer if you could provide a link to the website or an example page.
Daniel Rika - Dalerio Consulting
https://dalerioconsulting.com/
info@dalerioconsulting.com
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