Count of words in all urls in a subdomian
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Hi, I am trying to understand in a simple way how much content (words per url) are included in all urls under a subdomain. Is there a way to get this information from any of the tools ? thanks!
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Thanks, a bit manual as you say! it could be an idea for one of Seomoz reports since I understand that google panda counts total words in each page.. if seomoz could include an automated report that would help. thanks
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So did some searching, and the only tool I found is a bit manual to use, but it will give you a running sum of your count. Though it only counts one page at a time. http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/translation/website-wordcount-tool.php
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Thanks Erica. Well, you can both see I am not English native nor know the SEO terminology!
What I would like to get is the amount of words or word count on all pages on the subdomain. I hope you can help. Thanks you!
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HI Luis,
Can you clarify your question? I'm a bit confused at what you're asking. Are you talking words in the URL or word count on pages on the subdomain?
Thanks!
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