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HTML5 allows for multiple h1's in header groups - it's totally fine. Read more here: http://www.distilled.net/blog/seo/fixing-seo-problems-with-html5/ So is having more than one h1 on a page with the same value going to have a negative SEO impact? <header> If I have too much of the same copy on the page </header> Is this unique enough? <header> If I have too much of the same copy on the page </header> If the text in both of the two H1 tags makes your page more than 70% duplicate (that's an arbitrary number btw), I'd say you'd have an issue. I suspect this is going to be very unlikely and that you won't have a problem. I don't fully understand why you'd want to repeat the same text, but I'd encourage you to use variants of the keywords in the top h1. Good luck!

Hi Tom This is great. Thanks for the quick response, the article really helps too. Thanks again! Chris

Google will also take page speed into account as a factor on ranking sites in mobile search since a faster load time means better user experience on a mobile device.