weslinda
Since most cart pages are behind https:// most search engines cannot willnot crawl those pages so this content will not add or detract from search positioning.
Why you would not want to always match titles to h1 tags???? Search engines are data mining robots that store information and can detect patterns and in detecting a pattern it can determine things that it may or may not like about your pattern....
patterns can hurt you for example if you use a pattern of link building from link farms, or use the exact same words in your title. meta description, meta keywords.....it then becomes apparent you are trying to gain search engine positioning and are not doing the best work for the people who visit your site.
acttiveco
Yes you are right major changes could have an effect...I should have been more clear in my post.
seopro
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I dont think PR has anything to do with how google places sites on a page but that is my opinion.
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This is fact. I have a PR1 site ranked continually month to month at #1 on Google for a moderately competitive keyword term and nobody can move it from it's position, and the 9 other sites all have PR3 and higher.
Getting to the front pages of Google is like solving a puzzle or cooking a great chili. There are many ingredients needed... or most of the puzzle pieces put together... to give the search engines a clear picture or a taste of the some really great chili.
Lastly...if you are counting kw% percentages on pages you are really wasting your time....the scoring factor for this is of very little import. You are much better off writing for people than machines.. LSI eliminates most of the density and weighting scoring in body content.
Dux
Using the h1 tag and applying styling to it to make it look good is fine....Google says build websites for users not build ugly websites for users.
The problem arises when a webmaster uses 10 h1 tags on one page with the same keyword term, that search engines would likely have a problem.
Alot of it comes down to intent at times...