Have you considered an approach like this (this strategy is described in the HTML::TokeParser::Simple man page): 
use HTML::TokeParser::Simple;
my $p = HTML::TokeParser::Simple->new( $ARGV[0]);

my $state = '';
my %content;

while ( my $tkn = $p->get_token ) {
    if ( $tkn->is_start_tag( 'title' )) {
        $state = "inTitle";
    }
    elsif ( $tkn->is_start_tag( 'h1' )) {
        $state = "inH1";
    }
    elsif ( $tkn->is_end_tag( 'title' ) or
            $tkn->is_end_tag( 'h1' )) {
        $state = '';
    }
    elsif ( $tkn->is_text( ) and $state ) {
        $content{$state} .= $tkn->as_is;
    }
}

print "Title: $content{inTitle}\n";
print "H1: $content{inH1}\n";

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Depending on what your input data looks like (and how many elements besides "title" and "h1" you want to handle), this might not do exactly what you want, but I hope it will put you on the right path.

In reply to Re: More efficient use of HTML::TokeParser::Simple by graff
in thread More efficient use of HTML::TokeParser::Simple by henka

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