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URL Cloaking Checker

This tool shows how search engines see your site as opposed what a browser/ human would see. For example, just enter joomlaspan.com, without the 'www' and see.
 

Keyword Density Checker

This tool is useful for helping webmasters achieve optimum keyword distribution.

How to use this tool

• 1. Enter the exact website address of the page you want to check the keyword for into the text box (eg. www.joomlaspan.com)
• 2. Click the "Check!" button.
  

The results will show the keywords in a large and small size. The popular keywords will appear in a more bold font whilst the less popular keywords will appear in a small font.

You may click a keyword for more related keywords.

Search Listings Preview

Create a preview of how your website will appear on Google, MSN and Yahoo Search.

How to use this tool

• Enter a Title, Description and Website Address.
• You may want to enter a search keyword to view how users will see your listing when a particular keyword is searched.
• Click the "Show me a preview!" button.
  

The results will be displayed in the box below.

This tool will show you a preview of how the search engine listing of your website will be displayed. The results will show a listing from Google, MSN and Yahoo Search.

URL Redirect Checker

This tool helps you determine if the redirect you have created is Search Engine Friendly.

How to use this tool

• Enter website URL to check whether a redirect link is Search Engine Friendly.
• Click "Check!" button.
  

What is a URL Redirect?

A URL redirect is a link which automatically redirects vistors to an alternative link. For example, you have a website called http://www.mysite.com and have set up a redirect on this website. Whenever visitors go to that website they will automatically be redirected to http://www.mysite.com/profile.

It is also very important that when a search engine comes to crawl your website it will be able to follow any redirects you have set up. Due to incorrect configuring of redirects many of us lose out on valuable search engine traffic.

If the search engine is not able to follow the redirect it would think that the website has no content, therefore it will end up ranked very badly in search engines.

This tool helps you determine if the redirect you have created is Search Engine Friendly.

Spider View

Using this will enable you to view the perspective of a search engine spider, from the website you require to view.

How to use this tool

• Enter the exact website address of the page you want to view. (eg. www.iwebtool.com)
• Enter keywords you want to search for.
• Click the "View/Check!" button.
  

The results will be displayed the the box below.