Term Extractor Tool?
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I want to check content (Keyword Density and such) for a page before I load it to the server. The Term Extractor Tool is great for pages already loaded on the site but what if I want to scan content before I upload it? Is there a tool out there where I can cut and paste content from a program like word and have it scanned for keyword relevancy prior to uploading it?
Thanks
Gary -
That works!
Thanks Justin!
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Nothing Fancy but here it is friend!
Good luck on your SEO Quests!
Justin Smith
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