: SEO of in header Does the <span> element have any SEO side-effects? Are there any semantic preferences between the following two or parsing differences between search engines? Clean <h1>:
Does the <span> element have any SEO side-effects? Are there any semantic preferences between the following two or parsing differences between search engines?
Clean <h1>:
<h1>Search Optimised Heading</h1>
vs <span> in <h1>:
<h1>Search <span class="someColour">Optimised</span> Heading</h1>
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There is no difference between your two examples. However, if your differently-coloured word is an important keyword, you may consider using the <em> or <strong> tag to suggest emphasis. CSS can take care of the styling:
h1 em {
font-style: normal;
color: #123456 ;
}
Emphasis usually boosts SEO a little, although I don't know how much difference it makes when inside a header. Regardless, it makes for some simpler and more semantic HTML which is always a bonus.
There should be no difference. The <span> element has no semantic meaning whatsoever.
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