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Collapse competing H1s down to one so your heading hierarchy is clear.
While modern HTML5 technically allows multiple H1s, a single H1 remains the clearest signal of a page's main topic for both search engines and assistive tech. Multiple H1s (often from themes wrapping the logo, banners, and the title all in H1) dilute that signal.
<h1> elements — logo, slogans, widgets are common culprits.<p>/<div>.<h1>My Brand</h1> ... <h1>Welcome</h1> ... <h1>Our Products</h1><a class="logo">My Brand</a> ... <h1>Our Products</h1> ... <h2>Welcome</h2>Check theme header/footer and page-builder heading blocks — set the logo to a non-heading element and downgrade banner headings.
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