How to find out keywords of a site?

Madmadhan

13 years ago

I believe the google keywords external tool will return keyword based on keyword density. Try it

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Banned 13 years ago

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meenakshi0587 13 years ago

In order to rank for any search term, you must be aware of what people are looking for. The tool that extracts the best and top keywords is Google's Adwords Keyword Suggestion Tool.
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papuanac1971

13 years ago

Try SupremeKeywords dot com. I use it and on the page you have several video presentation that explain you what software can do. Very powerful tool and easy to use. I will explain you in a short word how it works for you. Simply enter main keyword and find your website. After you do it you have option to grab those websites keywords.

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Jeanne Lovely

13 years ago

I believe that you are asking if you can find what keywords are being used on someone elses site?

If that is the case, you can right click, go to the page source and check the code for the keywords.

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kingkenny

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Jeanne Lovely

I believe that you are asking if you can find what keywords are being used on someone elses site?

If that is the case, you can right click, go to the page source and check the code for the keywords.

Been looking for this little trick. Thanks for the info, very simple and effective

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JohnMcCabe 11 years ago

Originally Posted by kingkenny

Been looking for this little trick. Thanks for the info, very simple and effective

Kenny, all that trick can show you is which keywords the page is trying to target. It won't show what keywords it might actually rank for.

If you have an Adwords account, you can log into your Keyword Planner and enter the URL of the page you want to analyze. Google will tell you what keywords they think the page is about, which, if SEO is your intent, is more important.
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Jenny4u1

13 years ago

Right click on the site and go to page source. Use control+F to find the keywords in the html page.

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KyleFury

13 years ago

Try looking at the <title> tags or the H1 tags on the page. Should be pretty obvious.

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jvjoe 13 years ago

There are several free tools you can use, some of them are
Google select keyword tools
Wordtracker (free & paid)
noblesamurai (free & paid)
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Ryan Rieth

13 years ago

I always use Google Keyword tool. Also we look at the title tags of pages. Normally those are the keywords that site is trying to rank for.

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hanandaner

13 years ago

I always love google external tool to find keywords.

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virtualgeek 13 years ago

If you want to know the keywords of someone else's site just hold down ctrl+U or right click then view source on their website and search for keywords.

If you want to know what keywords you should be optimizing for your site use google adwords or Niche Finder
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NateC

13 years ago

In Firefox you can click on View- then Page Source. This will show you the HTML coding for their page and see the keywords that they inserted onto their site.

I also use SEObook toolbar which pulls up the keywords in the X-Ray option. I hope that helps.

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Rough Outline

13 years ago

- Look at keywords in site's Meta description
- Analyse anchor text of site's backlinks
- Look at keyword density

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josephl

13 years ago

if you mean that you want to see which keywords the webmaster used in the meta keywords tag, just right click on website and click onview page source. Then do CTRL-F and type in keywords and the meta keywords tag should be highlisghted. Here u will find the keywords. Please be advsied that some website do not use the meta keyword tag - and they still rank highly. Otherwise use the tools mentioned in previous posts.

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Key Largo

13 years ago

At the risk of repeating what has already been said, but to make it completely clear for anyone new to this kind of thing, here is how to find the Keywords that have been targeted on a website page.

When the page has loaded, you need to open up the source code for the page. This will usually be under the browser's 'View' dropdown menu. In Safari it is called View Source in Firefox it is Page Source, no idea what it is in IE :rolleyes:

You'll then have a page open up with the code for the page.

Then either go to Edit>Find in the browser menu, or do your usual shortcut keyboard click to Find (Ctrl +F etc).

Enter one of the following in the search box that opens within the source page:

keywords or meta name="keywords" content=

This will then highlight in the source page and after content= you will see the keywords that have been targeted, they are all within "quote" marks and separated by commas.

How can something so simple, be so hard to put into words :confused:

Anyway, hope this helps anyone who was still unclear on precisely how too do this.

KL

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Nightengale 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Key Largo

How can something so simple, be so hard to put into words :confused:

Excellent point, Key Largo!

I love the WF, but this is PRECISELY why what's good about the WF is also bad about the WF!

It's also why I recommend anyone here buy at least one, good, comprehensive IM course instead of relying solely on the WF or Google. Some people here say "Why buy it when you can get it all for free online? Just do a search!"

The answer is because 1) Time is valuable and it takes WAAAY too much time to search on your own; 2) the Internet gives a LOT of free information yes, but they're just PIECES of the puzzle (all the tactics and strategies).

What it DOESN'T do is put all the pieces of the puzzle together for you and give you a complete blueprint of how to get from Point A to Point B. It just dumps out the puzzle pieces and lets YOU sort it out.

And when you're already confused, overwhelmed (and inexperienced), you have NO idea how to do that -- or where to start.

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Alan Ashwood

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Jeanne Lovely

I believe that you are asking if you can find what keywords are being used on someone elses site?
If that is the case, you can right click, go to the page source and check the code for the keywords.

Originally Posted by Jenny4u1

Right click on the site and go to page source. Use control+F to find the keywords in the html page.

Originally Posted by Key Largo

At the risk of repeating what has already been said, but to make it completely clear for anyone new to this kind of thing, here is how to find the Keywords that have been targeted on a website page.

When the page has loaded, you need to open up the source code for the page. This will usually be under the browser's 'View' dropdown menu. In Safari it is called View Source in Firefox it is Page Source, no idea what it is in IE :rolleyes:

You'll then have a page open up with the code for the page.

Then either go to Edit>Find in the browser menu, or do your usual shortcut keyboard click to Find (Ctrl +F etc).

Enter one of the following in the search box that opens within the source page:

keywords or meta name="keywords" content=

This will then highlight in the source page and after content= you will see the keywords that have been targeted, they are all within "quote" marks and separated by commas.

How can something so simple, be so hard to put into words :confused:

Anyway, hope this helps anyone who was still unclear on precisely how too do this.

KL

Special thanks (yes, I have clicked the thanks button too) to the above folks, and for the extended version by Key Largo.

This has been rolling around in my head for some time, but never thought to ask - duh!

Alan

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Mildred Williams

13 years ago

Thanks for sharing .Your answer is crystal clear.

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Mildred

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Michael Harrington

13 years ago

I usually just look at H1 and H2 tags.
As for finding keywords, I use Google keyword Tool, and tag "exact" when searching.

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razorico

13 years ago

Check out semrush to find keywords, with which your site shown in top 20 of google seprs.

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Josh Roa

13 years ago

well it seems this question has been answered to death.

I do second using the X-Ray feature for the SEOBook Tool for FF as well as Market Samurai.

For newer sites, you may run into trouble if you rely solely on finding the keywords in the source. If optimised by other Internet Marketing companies, you may find they've ignored placing keywords in the source altogether given it has no SEO value. Then again maybe not.

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aimco 13 years ago

Keyword spy will also give you the ones they are trying to rank for and ppc ones too.
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- mickd 13 years ago
  
  I use SEM rush,
  
  its free for the the first 20 kw's I think,
  
  other wise google kw website tool is all you need,
  
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jeffclark

13 years ago

Originally Posted by spen

Hi,guys
Is there a way or tool that one can get to find out the keywords of a site?
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google keywords external tool is the one I am using for this..

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SeventyNinePR

13 years ago

There are plenty of ways you can do this.

1) Google external keyword tool - best one to use. sometimes very inconsistent in terms of the monthly searches depending on whether you sign in to google or want to do ppc. nevertheless very good.

2) Page source - right click and extract all the keywords your competitor is ranking for in the source code.

3) Wordtracker - again another neat little service to use.

Hope that helps.

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SEOCHAMP

13 years ago

Wordtracker free edition i have used and got good and successful keyword via this. Secondly page source which result has impress me allot because in this way you really find some valuable and useful keywords. These two were really effective way to find out keywords.

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wadezwd

13 years ago

try SEOQuake add-on for Firefox

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JudeS 13 years ago

You may also find certain addons available on firefox like seoblogger
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Ryan Rieth

13 years ago

We also use Market Samurai and Keyword Ninja. Both are great tools and we use both on a regular basis. I wouldn't do any kind of keyword research without them.

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Tande

13 years ago

well, there are many sites offering this service but out of them, i prefer keyword tool by google, wordtracker

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mvideo 13 years ago

I do agree with fellow warriors . All must use google adword keyword tool for keyword research before purchasing any new domain .
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blueeyedboy

13 years ago

I am presently using pingler Keyword Extractor Tool.

For that go to pingler.com > tools > Keyword Extractor Tool

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edricwage

11 years ago

You can have the Google Keyword tool for keyword research, it's definitely free!

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seoace

11 years ago

SEMRush is the perfect tool to find out what keywords that website is ranking for.

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arindamroy

11 years ago

Hi,
At first you have to decide some keywords according to your site theme i. e. called keyword brainstorming. You can check out your competitor's site to get keyword ideas.
Then you can use Google keyword research tools to find out keywords of your site.