H1 tag with style is blackhat?

Do you think that having my main keyword inside a <h1 style="font-size:16px"> a blackhat thing? Because I trully think <h1> is too big.. *shrugs*

 

No. How can that be blackhat.. C'mon!...

 

There is nothing wrong with using keywords in your h1 tag.

 

Yeah but I used style to make the h1 smaller, wouldn't count as blackhat technique right?

 

___________ No. ___________

 

No, that works fine. In fact you should also be using other "H" tags besides one. each give a slighty lower level of importance.

BUT, use them properly, too many H1 tags on a page is obviously spam. Typically 1 or 2, then move to H2 ect. Follow the way a well written article works and you will be fine.

You can also assign styles to the H tags so that they fit in like normal text, by using margin 0; That way you can use it in the middle of text like you would bold or other formatting tags.

 

If you are using your <h1> as a heading in you page, then there is no problem.

 

No way, you are just fine!

 

no but probably better to style your h1 from your main css file.

<style>
h1 {font-size:16px;}
</style>

 

Okay thanks for the feedback, I appreciate.

 

Yes make it from your CSS file, and No it's not Blackhat.

 

Uhmm.. anyone had any problems with css cache? I mean if i change the css file a bit, some users still see the old colors for example, any hint?

 

I hope not, if so I'm a blackhat

 

Tell them to press F5 to refresh.

 

Or I should code a script, to refresh at every login.. right?

 

now the <strong> tag is as good as h1.

 

If you have a large site this could be a potential problem for you users. Which browser are you having problems with?

 

I'm not sure this is true. The search engines try to figure importance the way a reader would. So if you look at a professional writen print article you can get the idea of the importance of the tags.

H1 is a heading for the page and therefore gives the impression that these words are a short summary of or represent the entire page or at least until the next H1

H2 would be a subheading with in the main and therefore of slightly lower importance the an H1. However it's importance may reach several paragraphs untill the next H tag and so on.

a bold or strong more or less says this word is more important than other words in this paragraph, there fore it is a weaker tag than the H tags.

 

Only for a little while. Their cashe will eventually refresh itself. Browsers are normally set by default to check when a page was last changed and update if the version in the cashe is different. I've never seen it hold more than a day before figuring out there was a change.

 

No this is not blackhat SEO ... you must do this with CSS style ... my opinion

Keep up the good work