Homepage does not use HTTPS encryption

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even though Google only specifies that it has to be a valid format, you can also use segmentation strategies and weight reduction to make indexing and error resolution more effective.

Pages have more than one h1- heading
The H1 tag is one of the most important HTML tags and, in this case, it is indicating that there is duplication in it.

Which in principle can cause Google to take an incorrect value about the value you want to give to the page.

But the reality is that it is something that (without abusing it) is not really important.

Because, if this happens, Google makes the same decision as in its link building quality policy.

That is, it takes the first value; it will take as good the first H1 that it finds for its database.

You have to be very careful with this warning because it is usually iran mobile database not a controlled failure of the strategy and it is likely to have an impact.

To fix this, you just need to decide which H1 tags are correct for each URL and remove the rest.

Indicates that the main page or homepage does not have secure encryption with HTTPs.

We come back to the same thing, it may be necessary to take action or it may not be necessary to do so.

If you have an e-commerce site, it will be necessary to find a solution, but if what we have is a brand page or a blog, I don't see much need to make this decision if the domain is in production.

If the domain is newly created, this should be taken into account when budgeting the strategy as a differential value.

Notices
This is an informative section about elements that may affect your SEO strategy. Just because they are not important doesn't mean they are not urgent.