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 Keyword & Meta Information

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Keyword & Meta Information:

In search engine optimization, a keyword is a particular word or phrase that describes the contents of a Web page. Keywords are intended to act as shortcuts that sum up an entire page.

 

  • Meta Description Tag

  • A meta description tag is a snippet of HTML code in a web page header that summarizes the page’s content. It is usually placed after the title tag and the meta keywords tag. Using meta description tags is a best practice when optimizing a web page for search engines (SEO).

 

  •  Search Engine Index: 

  • Search engine indexing is the process of a search engine collecting, parsing, and storing data for use by the search engine. The actual search engine index is where all the data the search engine has collected is stored. The search engine index provides the results for search queries, and pages stored within the search engine index appear on the search engine results page. Without a search engine index, the search engine would take considerable time and effort each time a search query was initiated.

 

  •  Alexa Information: 

  • Alexa, http://www.alexa.com, provides analytical insights to benchmark, compare, and optimize businesses on the web. We have added the publicly available statistics of these two popular web analytics tools for your acknowledgment.

 

  • Social network analysis 

  • Social network analysis crawls a website’s social activities and supports bulk website analysis. To start, click the New Analysis button, enter domain names, or upload a text/CSV file, and then click the Start Analysis button.
  •  It may take some minutes, depending on the number of websites and social networks you select.
  •  Then, finally, when the analysis is finished, you can see the result and download it.
  •  On the landing page, you will see a list of all previous results you generated. You can filter the display. You can also download or delete them in bulk whenever you want.

  • Alexa Rank

    • Alexa (http://www.alexa.com) provides analytical insights to benchmark, compare, and optimize businesses on the web. We have added its publicly available statistics for your acknowledgment. This feature will only show Alexa rank information; detailed data is shown in Alexa Data.
    •  You can create a New Analysis by entering domain names or uploading a text/CSV file and then clicking the Analysis button.
    •  It may take some minutes, depending on the number of websites you provide.
    •  Then, finally, when searching is finished, you can see the result and download it.
    •  On the landing page, you will see a list of all previous results you generated. You can filter the display. You can also download or delete them in bulk whenever you want.

    • Alexa Data

    • This feature will grab Alexa’s complete public data set and show it as a dashboard.
    •  Click the New button and then the Analysis button to add domain names or upload a text/CSV file.
    •  It may take some minutes, depending on the number of websites you provide.
    •  Then, finally, when searching is finished, you can see the result and download it.
    •  On the landing page, you will see a list of all previous results you generated. You can filter the display. You can also download or delete them in bulk whenever you want.

    • Moz Rank

    • MozRank https://moz.com/ represents a link popularity score. It reflects the importance of any given web page on the Internet. Pages earn MozRank by the number and quality of other pages that link to them. The higher the quality of the incoming links, the higher the MozRank.
    •  You can click the New Analysis button, enter URLs or upload a text/CSV file, and then click the Analysis button.
    •  It may take some minutes, depending on the number of URLs you provide.
    •  Then, finally, when searching is finished, you can see the result and download it.
    •  On the landing page, you will see a list of all previous results you generated. You can filter the display. You can also download or delete them in bulk whenever you want.

    • Search Engine Index

    • Search engine indexing is the process of a search engine collecting, parsing, and storing data for use by the search engine. The actual search engine index is where all the data the search engine has collected is stored. The search engine index provides the results for search queries, and pages stored within the search engine index appear on the search engine results page. Without a search engine index, the search engine would take considerable time and effort each time a search query was initiated.
    •  You can create a New Analysis by entering domain names or uploading a text/CSV file and then clicking the Analysis button.
    •  It may take some minutes, depending on the number of websites you provide.
    •  Then, finally, when searching is finished, you can see the result and download it.
    •  On the landing page, you will see a list of all previous results you generated. You can filter the display. You can also download or delete them in bulk whenever you want.

    Link Analyzer

    • A link analyzer is used to analyze available links on any web page. It returns the number of links available on the page, the total number of external links, the total number of internal links, the total number of do-follow links, and the total number of no-follow links.
    •  On the landing page, you will see a list of all previous results you generated. You can filter the display. You can also download or delete them in bulk whenever you want. You must download the list of links to get it.

     

    • Page Status Check

    • Page Status Check is used to check any URL’s status. It checks whether the URL is live or 404 not found and handles all 56 HTTP responses. It will give you the page download speed, total time, connecting time, and Name LookUp Time. It has a bulk-checking feature.
    •  You can create a New Analysis by entering domain names or uploading a text/CSV file and then clicking the Analysis button.
    •  It may take some minutes, depending on the number of URLs you provide.
    •  Finally, you can see and download the results when searching is finished. On the landing page, you will see a list of all previous results you generated, and you can filter the display. You can also download or delete them in bulk whenever you want.
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