How to add H1(or, "Header/Head") Tags to Homestead Websites

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This video will show the basic procedure for adding an H1 tag to Homestead Websites. According to the experts, who teach about website optimization, the H1 tag is a very important player in the process of getting high rankings in the search engine results pages. There are three HTML tags that are consider to be of great value, the h1, h2 and h3. For the beginning ( or, "armature") Homestead Websites user, these tags are never implemented because there are really no tutorials about using them within the Site Builder help section. But as the beginner continues to research and learn about building websites, eventually the h1 tag is mentioned somewhere in their travels on the Internet and the curiosity begins. The process of optimizing a Site Builder website page correctly entails many different applications and adding an h1 tag to a Homestead website is extremely important.

Adding an H1 Tag to a Homestead Website

1)Decide what keyword phrase will be used as the h1 tag.
2) In the Homestead Site Builder, at the top menu bar, there is a symbol that looks like a sheet of paper with the edge folded over and a cross in the center, left click on it.
3)Scroll down and choose "Insert HTML," a box will appear. Shape the box to the estimated size of your keyword phrase.
4)Left click on the box. Then to the right of your screen, click on the tab that says "Enter or Paste HTML."
5)Enter the code found here http://websiteproducts.homestead.com/youtube_code_link.html
6)Click on "OK" then click "Preview"
The same method applies for adding an h1, h2 or h3 tag to a Homestead Website, you just change the code for the tag you need. This basic method will only produce the color black for the text. To learn how to change the color and the size of the text you will have to visit this page. http://websiteproducts.homestead.com/index.html

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