**Q: How do I give each page one clear headline and a tidy heading order?**
⚠️ Before you start: back up your site first.
What this fixes:
Search engines and AI tools use a page’s headings to understand what it’s about. If a page has no main headline, or several competing ones, or headings used just to make text big, the page reads as disorganized and ranks worse.
Steps:
1. Give every page exactly one main headline (an “H1”) that clearly says what the page is about.
2. Use section headings (H2, H3) in order underneath it — like an outline — for each part of the page.
3. In Divi, make sure headings are set as real headings (H1/H2/H3), not just big bold text.
4. Don’t use a heading style just to make something big; use it because it’s actually a section title.
5. Put the page’s main topic and, where it fits, the city into the main headline.
How to check it worked:
Each page has one clear main headline, tidy ordered section headings, and no text styled as a heading just to look big.
Tools you may need (free):
– HeadingsMap browser extension (Chrome or Firefox) — shows a page’s heading outline at a glance.
– “View Page Source” — to confirm real H1/H2 tags, not just big text.
Common mistakes to avoid:
– Two or more H1s on one page — there should be exactly one.
– Skipping levels (H1 straight to H4) just to get a font size you like.
When to call SEO Doctor:
– Your theme forces multiple H1s and you’re not sure how to fix it.