Would you like to have Search Engines show your website listed more often near the top?
Does your web pages include the keywords that users are searching on?
How often do your keywords get searched upon each month?
Are there better synonyms or phrases that could be used?
Find your answers here.
The tool can convert your web page text into a format that is suitable for the free online Google Keyword Analysis Tool.
A second out file is a summary file that has:
The software suit Windows 2000 XP Vista.
Copy the text proposed for a web page into a text file, save it in the FilesIn directory and run this analysis tool Listwords.vbs.
Copy the List Words results file created from the above text file.
Paste the words into Google Keyword Analysis Tool at https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal
Confirm the Use synonyms option is checked.
Click on Get Keyword Ideas button
Select on the Choose columns to display Show All
For the Keywords related to terms entered list, scroll to the bottom of this list and click Download all Keywords text or csv.
For the Additional Keywords to consider list, scroll to the bottom of this list and click Download all Keywords text or csv.
Compare your web page text versus the downloaded results
Are you using words that are searched upon? Check the Approximate Average Search volume per month. This is especially important for headings, title, meta keywords and URL file name.
If using Adsense or Adwords, does the words used have high Advertiser Competition? This will relate to how much you pay for a AdWords advertisement placement or how much you collect for Adsense.
Are there additional keywords that could be used in the webpage in preference to the existing low scoring words?
Does the top multiple instances of words from the Summary file rate well? These words would most likely return higher page ranking in searches.
Refine your web page to be more likely to be searched upon while still maintaining readability.