If you’re including information that’s relevant to the topic at hand, you’ll likely end up with keywords in there anyway without additional effort. However, don’t add a keyword to your header for the sake of adding a keyword. Use keywords in your headers when possible and appropriate: Keywords are the topics that a user is searching for, so including them in your headers can help signal relevance. By flagging key content with the appropriate headers, a user can skim through the content and find exactly what they need. Users often want a way to quickly find the information they are looking for without having to read an entire page. Use headers to distinguish important content. Compression will start as soon as you upload a file or provide the URL to the image. We will automatically detect the type of image and optimise with the TinyPNG or TinyJPG engine accordingly. As mentioned before, if you want to expand on something within an H2 header, you’ll put that information under an H3 header, and if you want to expand on that subject even further, then you’ll use an H4 header, and so on. You can upload any WebP, JPEG or PNG image to the Tinify API to compress it. This is the title of your page, so you only need one.
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