Indexing in google TAG h1
Good Morning.
How Far Does my knowledge Go google indexes the h1 tag, How do I do the text I want to index related to the site is in the middle of p but I would like the tag <h1> to follow the font formatting and size of the tag p.
I tried in css h1 {display: none;} / h1
Website Link as it is today www.aguiasolar.com.br, in fact I will eliminate the <h1> of today and put as h2 already tested it was cool, ae in the middle of a p I will select a part of the text like h1 only I want it to follow the paragraph formatting.
The problem is that my site does not appear in searches, even paid R R 100,00 in adwords to see if it improved did not result.
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Man, I think you have to for a little bit to read about SEO and HTML, before you go out messing things up, it's better to do it calmly and then evaluate the results, like an A / B test, than to keep messing around without being sure what you're doing.... I will suggest you read at least the links you cite here, they will help you a lot, because they are basic concepts!
First, in the SERP (Search Engine Result Page) What has more weight is the tag <title> and not the tag <h1>, What Google will show is the text that is in the <titel> inside your <head>, Read more about the SERP here: https://sitechecker.pro/pt/serp /
The other text that will appear in the SERP is the page description, and this is done with the meta tag Description
<meta name="description" content="A description of the page" />
You can read more about this type of tag in this Google docomentation: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/79812?hl=pt-BR
In addition there is a series of best practices to build your title and Description tag, such as not putting more than 60 characters for the Title and more than 160 for the Description, I suggest you read this article https://rockcontent.com/blog/tamanho-da-title-tag /
note: these numbers often change, as Google often changes the layout of the SERP leaving more or less characters available, stay informed about these changes...
The do tip Schema.org it's pretty interesting, so like studying a bit about Rich Snippets and Meta data / structured data, this will help further improve your presentation in SERP, but they do not guarantee your improvement in ranking! I'm not going to go into that here, because it's not the focus.
About HTML
A <h1> in the middle of a <p> doesn't make much sense, nor is it very semantic... How do you want to have a title in the middle of a paragraph? That sounds as wrong as it actually is. A title is a part element and must be separated from the paragraph, the text comes after the title, and can be an H2 in case vc needs a subtitle or the P with the same running text. Vc can still put H1 and P inside a <section> to say that one is connected directly to the other.