When you publish a blog post, you want to ensure that it looks good on all devices. One way to achieve this is to use header tags.
A header tag is a line of text at the top of a blog post that identifies the type of post it is, such as “header” or “navigation.”.
A header tag can also be used to direct readers to specific parts of the post. For example, you might use a header tag to link to a gallery of images for your post.
If you’re publishing a blog post about SEO, you might include a header tag that tells Google which keyword phrase your post is about.
Header tags are important for creating uniformity and consistency across all devices. Not only will your readers see the same content on all their devices, but Google also recognizes these types of tags and will give your site extra weight in its search engine results pages (SERPs).
Header tags can also be used for other purposes, such as marking posts as being updated or new. This way, readers know that new information has been added and they don’t need to search for it.