H2 header on MOZ bar showing 2,451 # of Characters
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My page is Real Estate Listing Service on Wordpress. My H2 header shows 2,451 Characters.... It is picking up my property listings, is this a problem from an SEO standpoint?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, and thank you inadvance
If required: the website is www.latinproperties.com
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Thank you so much of your reply, I sorted it out now. But again thank you very much for your time.
Cheers
Blair
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Can you share a link to the page so we can see if anything is marked up incorrectly. That would more than likely be the cause.
I either missed the link or you added it. I looked at both your main page and a listing page. The main page is suing a H2 correctly. The listing I saw did not have one. Is the main page the page with the error on it?
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