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CRO Recommendations — August 2026
9 High Sports Article Page

Multiple H1s dilute page focus

The sports article page has three H1s, which confuses the primary topic and weakens SEO and user focus.

CURRENT —
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⚠ Multiple H1s dilute page focusThe sports article page has three H1s, which confuses the primary topic and weakens SEO and user focus.
Fix
Evidence

Observed on the live site

✓ Flagged independently by 1 of 7 analysts
Business case

If this change wins

0.2 – 1.0
orders per 1,000 visitors
Medium
Effort — 2-5 days
Not A/B testable
At typical traffic
Detecting this needs about 315,206 visitors per variant. Ship it as a sequenced change and log the date instead.
Prioritisation

PXL score: 3 / 10

Assessed from the live page

QuestionAnswerPoints
Is the change above the fold?No0
Is the change noticeable in under 5 seconds?Yes2
Does it add or remove an element?Yes1
Does it run on a high-traffic page?No0
Verified by direct technical measurement?No0

Criteria that need your data

4 of these could not be answered from the live page. Session recordings, survey or support themes, and analytics access would raise the confidence of this ranking — they do not indicate a weaker finding.

QuestionAnswerPoints
Discovered via user testing?No0
Discovered via qualitative feedback (survey, support)?No0
Supported by heatmaps or session recordings?No0
Found via digital analytics or real-user field data?No0
Implementation

Hand this to your developer

Surface
Sports Article Page — SPORTS ARTICLE PAGE
Problem
The sports article page has three H1s, which confuses the primary topic and weakens SEO and user focus.
Current state
h1: Three H1s present; cta: N/A; notes: Multiple H1s dilute the page's main topic and can harm SEO.
Change
h1: Keep only the main article title as H1; demote others to H2 or H3; cta: N/A; notes: Use a single H1 to clearly define the page's primary content.
Acceptance criteria
GIVEN a first-time visitor on the affected page
WHEN the change is live
THEN Use a single H1 to clearly define the page's primary content, with no regression at 375px and 1280px widths.
Tracking
event: cro_multiple_h1s_dilute_page_focus on interaction with the changed element; verify it fires in BOTH variants before opening traffic.
Success metric
organic sessions for the affected pages
QA checklist
Chrome / Safari / Firefox · 375px + 1280px · keyboard reachable · screen-reader name present · no CLS introduced
Effort
Medium — 2-5 days
Test plan
315,206 visitors per variant (95% significance, 80% power); duration depends on traffic.
Rollback
Feature-flag the change; revert the flag if the primary metric drops for 3 consecutive days.
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