title: how much does HTML5 outline algorithm boost SEO in general?
body: <p>So as the title suggests, im interested / curious about how much does HTML 5 outlining help boost SEO in general.</p>
  <p>there are alot of tutorials and explanations as to what HTML5 will do for XYZ, and alot of how-tos but for some of the pluses that HTML5 currently(and future) brings, there isn't a clear mention(that i know of) as to how much better it will/or curently make things.</p>
  <p>I work in a...normal team i guess in where we have dedicated graphic designers, coders, programmers etc and part of this team of course are the SEO guys.</p>
  <p>Now MANY websites show (under the document outline tool) that many designers/developers are using HTML5 but when you look at their document outline, its all over the place and even have unnamed sections in their outlines.</p>
  <p>my guess is that, theyre just using the regular DOC type of HTML <code>&lt;!DOCTYPE HTML&gt;</code> and rolling with it instead of typing the long/massive doctype and everything therein etc...</p>
  <p>but that said, and as oppose to the regular &quot;old&quot; rules and debates of H1 tags etc...
  Since many of HTML5s features are already in play, and most current browsers supporting them(at diff levels), does it hurt when having a semi messed up, unnamed sections in your outline hurt?</p>
  <p>Overall, if i convert my page from html of old to new HTML5 standards and proper outlining etc, will it make my standings better?</p>
  <p>in a simple question, FOR EXAMPLE, if my current page rankings are say 5/100 on google,
  will implementing a better, newer doc outline with HTML5 bring me higher, say 3/100 or even 1/100.</p>