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Logos and H1 Tags

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smilingbunny Subscriber last edited by

Would you ever wrap a Logo in an H1 tag? The logo is an image, but is in an area that would cause it to make the most sense when forming my page into a proper hierarchy format.

Thanks in advance for any help!
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smilingbunny Subscriber @BenRWoodard last edited by

Thanks for the answer Ben. We went ahead and tested it both ways and found that the text did better than the logo.
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BenRWoodard last edited by

Wordpress themes usually have the H1 tag around the logo on the homepage and then subpages have the page title as the h1 tag. That's not every theme but a majority of them. I would say it depends on the CMS you are using but for all the WP sites I've ever done it has worked out very well for SEO.
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