Please help me on this:
If on one post I use 'napsack' and 'backpack'
And on another post I use 'napsack' and 'backpack' again, is that Keyword Stuffing? I can't really think of synonyms of the keyword I'm using because 'it is what it is'
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Please help me on this:
If on one post I use 'napsack' and 'backpack'
And on another post I use 'napsack' and 'backpack' again, is that Keyword Stuffing? I can't really think of synonyms of the keyword I'm using because 'it is what it is'
Okay thank you for the reply.
So lets just say this - The ALT text is somewhat like a meta description except it'll only be a few words long?
So take this : My keyword is 'backpacks' and I have 20 images of backpacks (All different styles but 2 colors) on the page. I try to describe each one to how it serves for the post?
Examples:
"Backpacks are used to carry items".
(Backpack image) - This is the image not title
ALT Text = Black Backpack
"Let me show you how to zip up a backpack"
(Backpack image with arrows of how to zip a backpack) - This is the image not title
ALT Text = How to zip a backpack
"This is what happens when you spill something in a backpack"
(Image of a backpack that is wet) - This is the image not title
ALT Text = Wet Backpack
Also, just like the uploading, do I use dashes for ALT text/Title?
Hello, I wanted to know what should I put in the image ALT and title text for blogger.
I've read so many damn articles about ALT text and Title text for blogger; nothing explained what I put in it though. What am I supposed to put in it that will help me with my on page optimization? (Stuff like do I use spaces or dashes, do I put my keyword in there, how many characters should I not exceed, do I put one word or two words?)
If I have a picture of a backpack, what should the alt text be?
What if I have 10 different pictures of backpacks on 1 page?
How about if I had a backpack next to a tv in an image?
A specific answer or a detailed one is nice!
Easy fix
<dl>
<dt>Number of H1s</dt>
<dd>2</dd>
<dt>Explanation</dt>
<dd>Best practices for both SEO and accessibility require only a single H1 tag. The H1 is meant to be the page's headline, and thus, multiple H1s are confusing. Consider employing H2, H3 or CSS styles to achieve the same results with text visualization.</dd>
<dt>Recommendation</dt>
<dd>Remove multiple instances of the H1 tag, so that only one exists on the page.</dd>
<dd>I get this error yet it does not tell me how to fix it. I'm not even sure what the H1 tag is?
</dd>
</dl>
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