I think it’s simply semantic weirdness, nothing else. This happens, when “graphic” messages are combined with text expectations. In other words:
The page title should reflect the H1 tag (vice versa) while the description follows the first paragraph after the H1 tag (vice versa). You flag the graphic headline with an ID of h1-flowersong and wrap the image in an h2 class. This all is not semantic cause google can’t interpret the image. Or in other words, google doesn’t really have a chance to uniquely determine what happens cause it misses some important components such as H1.
I’m no english expert at all, but to me there is a subtle difference between:
- Sun shine (invitation or a future incident)
and
- sunshine (current or past situation)
Is Flowersongherbal a special product or discipline? Or is Herbal a special discipline of the company “Flowersong”? I think the latter cause it matches more the google algorithm while the first happens to people that entirely uses “graphic” rather than readable HTML text.
Cheers
Thomas
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