H1 & H2: Why You Should Always Use Headers in Your Website Content
Not only do headers make online content easier for humans to understand, but header tags (like H1 and H2) also guide bots on how to categorize and organize content on search engines.
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Not only do headers make online content easier for humans to understand, but header tags (like H1 and H2) also guide bots on how to categorize and organize content on search engines.
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