Massimiliano,
You have said 'While I always religiously try to lower TTFB as much as possible.' Can you specify what you actually do which has a direct effect on your TTFB ?
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RE: Recommendations for the length of h1 tags and how much does it matter. What is the major disadvantage if the h1 tags are slightly longer.
Think of your page like the front of a newspaper.
Your H1 is your big headline. Short sharp and to the point. People skim pages when reading, but will read headlines. If the H1 catches the attention they are more inclined to read on.
Continue skimming down the page of the newspaper (your page) you may skip 'normal text' but your eyes catch the next H2, which is like your newspaper sub-title.
I went to a Matt Bailey seminar once, and he did a great piece on how pages catch the attention and how people read/skim pages. He has a book which also covered it.
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Updating product pages with new images - should I redirect old images ?
Hello,
We have approx 900 products on our website. Over the coming months we will be replacing the product images. At the moment they have file names like'green_widget_54eb3a78620be.jpg'
the random jumble at the end of the filename was apparently to keep file names unique.We have removed the jumble part and will have file names like:
'black_widget_with_stripe_001.jpg'The CMS removes the old main image when a new main image is uploaded. But we could change this to leave the old image, but not use it.
My question is should we:
- redirect the old file name to the new file name?
- upload the new image, and leave the old image in place
- Or do we just ignore.
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RE: Recommendations for the length of h1 tags and how much does it matter. What is the major disadvantage if the h1 tags are slightly longer.
Think of your page like the front of a newspaper.
Your H1 is your big headline. Short sharp and to the point. People skim pages when reading, but will read headlines. If the H1 catches the attention they are more inclined to read on.
Continue skimming down the page of the newspaper (your page) you may skip 'normal text' but your eyes catch the next H2, which is like your newspaper sub-title.
I went to a Matt Bailey seminar once, and he did a great piece on how pages catch the attention and how people read/skim pages. He has a book which also covered it.
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