[germainebull]

I'm wondering; If I format an article's heading as a title using MS Word, would this enhance the visibility of such article on the web?

In other words, would other articles whose headings are not formatted as headings have less visibility?

[germainebull]

Come on friends!
Do you mean no one still wants to comment on this query?
What's the problem?

[oldbuddy]

The only way you can guarantee what font would be used, is to make it a graphic, but then you lose SEO juice. Most members of Forum Coin are not very technical, so they don't notice questions like yours.

[germainebull]

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The only way you can guarantee what font would be used, is to make it a graphic, but then you lose SEO juice. Most members of Forum Coin are not very technical, so they don't notice questions like yours.

Interesting comment there.

If I may ask, do you mean if I format an article using MS Word tools then standardize the font, the effect would be different? You may want to elaborate further.

Also, what do you mean by 'SEO juice'?

[oldbuddy]

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The only way you can guarantee what font would be used, is to make it a graphic, but then you lose SEO juice. Most members of Forum Coin are not very technical, so they don't notice questions like yours.

Interesting comment there.

If I may ask, do you mean if I format an article using MS Word tools then standardize the font, the effect would be different? You may want to elaborate further.

Also, what do you mean by 'SEO juice'?

When you post anything to a web page (using a popular font or not), it's the viewers browser that renders the page and determines what fonts to display with, not what you posted. If they don't have the font installed that you used, it will substitute one they do have.

The only part of a graphic SEO robots read, is possibly the Alt tag or the Title, but they can not read the text (at least not yet), so they can't consider the keywords it may contain.