Why this matters
The H1 is the headline AI reads first. Without one, it has to guess your page's main topic — and guesses get you skipped. Every page needs exactly one H1, near the top, naming what you do and where.
Copy this pattern and fill in your own words:
<h1>Your business name – what you do in Your City</h1>
Add the H1
- Open your site in the Wix editor
Go to wix.com, sign in, and click Edit Site on the site your report scanned.
- Find your main headline
Look at the top of the page for the main headline text — the big title visitors see first. If there isn't one, add a text box: click the + Add panel on the left, choose Text, and drag a text box near the top of the page.
- Set it to Heading 1
Click the headline text to select it. In the text toolbar that appears, open the style dropdown (it may say "Paragraph" or "Heading 2") and choose Heading 1. Wix applies the H1 tag behind the scenes — you don't touch any code.
- Write the right words
Type your business name, what you do, and your city — for example "Park Social Bar – Neighborhood Bar in Pittsburgh". Keep it under about 70 characters.
- Keep exactly one H1
Check the rest of the page: no other text should be set to Heading 1. If Wix set your logo or another headline to H1 automatically, change those to Heading 2.
- Publish
Click Publish in the top-right corner. Your H1 is live.
The logo-image catch
If your headline is baked into a logo image instead of real text, AI can't read it — it sees pixels, not words. Add the same words as a real text box styled to match (same font, size, and color), set it to Heading 1, and keep the image for looks. You get the design and the readability.
After publishing
Run a new CrawlReady scan. The structure check reads your page fresh each time — once the H1 is there, the flag clears.