ECommerce Category Page H2
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Hello,
I have a dental eCommerce and I think to make products names in the category page as H2
is that good practice for SEO?
and how is the situation as they are clickable elements drive to the product page?
here an example:
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So, currently you are using div to wrap the links to the product pages and you want to replace div with h2, right?
Google does like H tags. It will pay more attention to an h2 than a simple div. That's good for SEO.
The problem is that in your case the product entries are almost empty. There is not much content under each product name. It's almost like using h2 instead of LI (list item). Google will not like that.
So, unless you are planning to write some descriptions under each product name I don't recommend using h2 in this case.
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