Correctly Scan My Website For Keywords ✚ Extract Keywords From My Website

Why Scan my Website or Blog for Keywords?

When writing a blog post or creating a web page, you want to tightly focus the content of that page or post with a specific keyword phrase in mind.

Ideally, you want to focus your post around a keyword phrase that:

1. Gets as many searches as possible.
2. Has very few or no other competing web pages that are optimized for that keyword phrase.

After you have created your page or post you want to scan that page to see which words and phrases appear most frequently on the page to make sure your finished product is in alignment with your intended keyword phrase.

Quite often, when getting caught up in the writing and creating of the web page, your thoughts and typed words can stray off the main topic without realizing it. By scanning the newly created web page you get an unbiased overview of that page and see what words and phrases truly dominate that page.

If, via a keyword scan of your web page, you find the dominant words and phrases are not quite in alignment with what you intended you can go back and make some changes.

How to Scan your Website for Keywords

Use the 100% free keyword generator from url tool. This tool...

1. Scans any url/web page you provide.
2. Determines what the most dominant two and three word key phrases are on that web page and displays them to you.

The entire process takes only a couple of seconds and gives you an accurate view of what the main focus of any web page is via the most dominant key phrases on that page.

One great thing about this web page keyword scan tool is it completely ignores anything that humans beings don't see when they visit your blog posts such as html and javascript code.

Scan Your Website For Keywords.

Scan Your Website For Keywords.

LSI Keywords Revealed

What is great about this keyword tool is that it reveals possible dominant LSI keyword phrases on your web page as well. The best way to understand all this is to actually use the tool on a web page. Depending upon the web page, the tool will reveal the top 10 - 15 two and three word key phrases on the web page. The tool provides an objective view about the true focus of any web page by simply entering any web address in to it.

Scan your Competitors Website for Keywords

The url keyword tool can also be used to perform espionage on any of your competitors web pages.

1. Search Google for the keyword phrase you are focusing your new blog post around.
2. Use the tool to scan the top three or four pages.
3. As much as possible, create your web page or blog post so that the list of dominant key words and phrases is as similar to your competitors as possible.

These days, there are certainly many more factors, beyond on page SEO, as to why a web page appears on the first page of a search engines search results. (on page SEO does still matter and it always will). These ranking factors include:

• How many other websites are linking to you.
• The quality of the websites linking to you.
• Who and how people are socially sharing your content online.

The bottom line is if create good quality content, these other factors you don't have direct control over will be taken care of by your satisfied blog post readers. If people really like a web page you create then naturally, they will save, share and bookmark that page. The optimization of on page factors, such dominant and LSI keywords on your web pages, IS something you DO have direct control over. By scanning your web page or blog post for keywords you assert this control.

Defintions of Terms used on this Page

• SEO: the practice or organizing and arranging a web page and/or website in accordance with what search engines deem to be appropriate and favorable. This includes both factors on the web page itself (on page SEO) and other factors occuring on other websites, such as who is linking to you. SEO is an acronym for Search Engine Optimization.
• On Page SEO: factors on a web page on your website that affect how a search engines view your website, such as the words and phrases used on that page, links and images on the page, etc.
• Off Page SEO: factors on web pages on other websites that influence how search engines view and rank your web pages and website such as who is linking to your web pages and website.
• Keyword/Key Phrase\Keyword Phrase: a word or group of words that define or sum up what a web page or blog post is about. The goal of creating online content is choose a word or group of words that people are actually typing into search engines so the content you create has an audience.
• Html/Javascript: source code that is used to control the behavior and appearance of a web page.
• LSI Keywords: words and phrases that synonyms and/or closely related to your main keyword phrase. LSI is an acronym for Latent Semantic Indexing.