Search Engine Keywords Web Page Analyzer

OAC's Keywords-on-Page Analyzer analyzes the structure of keywords on a web page. The purpose of the analyzer is to help webmasters produce search engine friendly pages.  You should write each page for your real audience - i.e. your visitors, then use the Page Analyzer to check that your keywords are where search engines expect to find them. Search Engines use many measurements when determining rankings (Google uses approximately 100) some of which we don't know and for the rest, we don't know the relative importance of each. Their measurement system is known as an algorithm. See the Analyzer Help & FAQs page for more information about search engine algorithms.

The Analyzer approximates some of the page keyword ranking measurements search engines use, but not all. Also, different search engines use some of the measurements but not all and in addition, assign different levels of importance to each measurement. Furthermore, they change the level of importance of the measurements, relative to each other frequently, to keep search engine optimizers from dominating the results pages of their search engine.

We hope you find this tool useful for both analyzing your own pages and those of competitors. Remember, write your page content for your visitors, then use the Analyzer to check the page. Being #1 is a waste of time if nearly 100% of your visitors never buy because your page content is unfriendly to them.

Please ensure you enter the full URL, including directory name (if applicable) and page name.  Note that with redirects, you may find you need to use the URL of the destination page, not the initial URL.  For framed pages, only one of the frames can be analyzed, at a time.  Use the URL of the framed content, not the master 'frameset' URL to see an analysis of the main page content.