All H1s added, except to this: https://gems.umn.edu/media/oembed?url=https%3A//www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DXclaZZO9ZvM&max_width=0&max_height=0&hash=5DXIsEwSzWsvq3iWm8tZrCUsNjk6VShygYAsHEr0fxw

It's a YouTube link, so not to sure how to go about this?

Robyn  I forgot to let you know on Monday, these are sorted, except the one I noted above 👆 not sure if Lara can give some advice on how to deal with that one?

Laura feedback from Lara Ian maybe you can confirm our options with regards to her suggestion?

1. That's absolutely fine - 1 instance of a missing H1 won't cause issues - maybe for Youtube links in future you could imbed on a page and then still be able to have copy and an H1 etc?

Thanks Robyn , I am a bit confused, because the only instance of this video on the site is embedded here: https://gems.umn.edu/news/using-ai-revolutionize-sustainable-farming-gems-informatics-and-water-quality-management

it's the h1 part that's missing so guessing we need to add H1 when we embed a youtube video  Laura - I can ask more but did a quick gemini check so if we can confirm that this is done, I recon we can move on (but will go back to Lara)

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Jus thinking, if we add another H1 to it, won't it mean the page it's embedded on will have 2 H1s, which is bad for SEO.

Laura I think we can go with what is recommended on youtube specifically after which I will advise Lara and move on - did we add a title, ( yes) tags (not sure) and description (not sure ) on the youtube side of life?

Description (yes)
Tags (not sure)

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I've seem to not have access to the YoutTube account, so can't check for tags..

okay great, so not sure how important tags are at this stage, so we can ask Kris to add / show us or just move on - will check in with Lara, thanks Laura  😍

Pleasure! 🤩

Laura Robyn - going to try and clarify: Lara's audit revealed that this URL does not have an H1: https://gems.umn.edu/media/oembed?url=https%3A//www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DXclaZZO9ZvM&max_width=0&max_height=0&hash=5DXIsEwSzWsvq3iWm8tZrCUsNjk6VShygYAsHEr0fxw

That doesn't seem to be a link that is normally accessible through the site, and definitely not a page we created. When something like this pops up, I think we should try and figure out: 

Ok! Thanks makes sense Ian  so would it make sense to make this link "not indexable"? How do we do that?

Laura  I'm not sure if that's possible within the existing Drupal site, but maybe you can see if you can find anything? I think if it's only this one link, it's probably not worth it. 

Will have a look, thanks!