OK - so with that philosophy, should you keep h1 - h4 to the content areas, but leave h5 and h6 to places such as sidebars?

I'm guessing in this way, main content remains the focal point semantically while the sidebar should score less importantly...

OK - so with that philosophy, should you keep h1 - h4 to the content areas, but leave h5 and h6 to places such as sidebars?

I'm guessing in this way, main content remains the focal point semantically while the sidebar should score less importantly...

I'm seeing a common practice in wordpress themes where the h1 tag for a page has the logo in it, then the h2 would be the title to the article.

I've decided to place the title in the h1 dynamically, like this:

- Joe's Auto Store

where '' is the actual title to the post - the logo is still being used as a background image in the h1...

So for example, the page would show this:

How install a car battery - Joe's Auto Store

I think this is good seo still, but the other issue is that the first, subsequent

also has the exact same title because this is the actual post title, which uses the first h2 on the page to display the title. So the code would look like this:

- My Company

paragraph content text stuff

an example would be

How install a car battery - Joe's Auto Store

How install a car battery

At Joe's we teach how to install batteries on site. There are mor...(etc.)

Is this an issue since the post title in both the h1 and h2 are nearly the same (except for the company name)? Is this good seo still?