Too Many H1’s

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Hello,

The second H1 heading was on the popup. I have changed it to H2 and now your site is passing the H1 heading test in the SEO Analysis.

Please check and let us know if you need any other assistance.

Thanks.

Hello,

We have checked the SEO Analysis and it seems the H1 issue is resolved as you can see in my screenshot:

If you are referring to other tests in the SEO analysis, you can address them by referring to our detailed guide here: https://rankmath.com/kb/seo-analysis/

Hope that helps. Thank you.

Hello,

The change in your H1 tag shouldn’t cause a substantial effect on other areas/tests in the SEO analysis. The new errors you see in the SEO analysis may have been old errors that weren’t included in the old SEO Analysis data.

After I flushed the SEO Analysis again, it now goes down to 2 errors and these are the new errors that are not correlated to the change of H1 tags:

There are 6 Pages published posts where the primary focus keyword does not appear in the post title.

In this error, the issue is clearly there since the keywords are indeed not appearing in your post title. Please refer to my screenshot:

The size of the HTML document is 59 Kb, over the average of 33 Kb and our recommendation of 50 Kb.

To reduce the page size, and to speed up WordPress in general, follow this WordPress Speed Optimization guide:
https://mythemeshop.com/blog/wordpress-speed-optimization/

Hope that helps. Looking forward to helping you.

Thank you.