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allinurl allintitle Tool

by Peter Adamson
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Hi,

I am looking for a browser plugin that will show me the allinurl and allintitle numbers for any keyword, just to save time. Is there any such tool?

I know there are one or two Windows-only applications that appear to do this but I am looking for a plugin or even just a web site.

Cheers,
Peter
#allintitle #allinurl #plugin #tool
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  • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
    Originally Posted by Peter Adamson View Post

    Hi,

    I am looking for a browser plugin that will show me the allinurl and allintitle numbers for any keyword, just to save time. Is there any such tool?

    I know there are one or two Windows-only applications that appear to do this but I am looking for a plugin or even just a web site.

    Cheers,
    Peter

    Just curious... Knowing how many websites have a phrase in the URL or Title is completely useless data for anything to do with SEO. What are you using this for?
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    • Profile picture of the author Peter Adamson
      Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

      Just curious... Knowing how many websites have a phrase in the URL or Title is completely useless data for anything to do with SEO. What are you using this for?
      As a prelimiary filter looking for long tail keywords with low competition. I have not done SEO for a few years now so maybe my knowledge is out of date.
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      • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
        Originally Posted by Peter Adamson View Post

        As a prelimiary filter looking for long tail keywords with low competition. I have not done SEO for a few years now so maybe my knowledge is out of date.
        It never was in date. It was a dumb idea put out there by a few "gurus".

        Here is why it is dumb.

        If you do an allintitle search of two phrases and Phrase A returns 125,000 results and Phrase B returns 75,000 results, they would say that Phrase B is "easier to rank for". But what if the top 10 results for Phrase B all have much better link profiles and content than the top 10 sites ranking for Phrase A? Phrase B would actually be much tougher to rank for.

        Short story, allintitle and allinurl searches tell you nothing about the competition on page one for a search term. If you can't outrank the pages on page one, the rest of the results really do not matter at all.
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          Makes sense. Thanks for setting me straight.
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