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Thanks, Wesley Smits.

The sticking point which I am trying to address is 'multiple h1 headings with the same value', therefore, I think maybe I could of phrased the question better. This is the amended question:

So is having more than one h1 on a page with the same value going to have a negative SEO impact?

Currently in the templates, our duplicate h1 would be way further down in the page structure and therefore the first h1 creates the top level heading and the second the heading for a section lower down the page.

Any thoughts on this?

Hi

My web team are currently working on an updated site using Drupal and have asked me the following question:

Is more than one H1 tag with the same value an issue for SEO with HTML5 and the doc outline algorithm?

Can anyone help with this please? I appriciate any responses.

Thanks in advance.

Chris

Hi Tom

This is great. Thanks for the quick response, the article really helps too.

Thanks again!

Chris

I am currently undertaking a review of how we use video on our website and I am wondering what advantages Wistia provides over using YouTube?

My current stance is that we would use Wisita for our high-production value videos, and YouTube for videos embedded within our content pages so we can make use of the playlist functionality.

If anyone can provide insight into this, I would be most grateful.

Thanks in advance,

Chris

I have heard that Google favors specific .m sites overs responsive designs in it's rankings. Does anyone know if this is true? And, if there is any supporting information.

I have been in contact with our account team at Google but haven't had a response on this as yet.

I appreciate any help on this.

Cheers!