Keyword Suggestion Tool |
| This tool allows you to find related keyword search terms to be used in your marketing strategy. Not sure what terms to bid on? Not sure what terms to optimize for? It is crucial to target the best phrases in terms of traffic and competitive nature when marketing your site online. Research a variety of search terms related to your site, including how many times they were searched upon in the previous month. Please note: No intellectual property screen is run with this tool. Suggested terms may be subject to trademark rights of a third party. |
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Keyword Density Analyzer |
| Use this tool to determine
the optimum keyword density percentage for any given search engine. Keyword
density is the ratio of a keyword or keyword phrases to the total number
of words, or depth of a page. Keyword density is a critical factor of search
engine optimization; to rank at the most optimal level, your keyword
density must not be too high or too low. Although each search engine varies,
if possible, keep the ratio close to 2-8%. |
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Link Popularity Check |
| Link Popularity Analysis
is one of the best ways to measure your site's overall visibility. Link
Popularity refers to the total number of links or "votes" that
a search engine has found pointing to your Web site from other sites in
their database. This free Link Popularity tool will show you the total
number of pages in the major search engines that link to your site, so
you can see how your site compares to competitors and other major online
players. |
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Results may take up to 15 seconds to process.
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Search Engine Spider Simulator |
| A search engine spider is software that crawls around the
Web and reads Web pages. These spiders then take that information to their
home base, the database or index, to be included in search engine listings.
It is important to know exactly what search engine spiders see when crawling
your Web site. This tool displays the text and links that a search engine
spider would see when it crawls a page. |
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See through the eyes of a spider: What
a search engine sees when it reads your site.
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