What keywords will this page possibly rank for ... tool?
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Hi all,
I'm looking for a tool that will look at a web page that you submit to it and tell you what keywords it thinks the page is targetted towards and thus hopefully rank for. Does anyone have any suggestions please? Hopefully this type of tool will help us understand why page A is being ranked for keyword X when page B is actually the page that should be being ranked for that keyword.
The only tool I have really found so far is http://www.ranks.nl/tools/spider.html
I dont want to tell the tool what keywords I am looking at, as with Moz On page grader.
Background reason (and possibly some one maybe able to shed some light on this also). We list a group of products... Nextbase Click 9 Lite, Nextbase Click 9 Lite Duo and Nextbase Click 9 Lite Duo Deluxe. All 3 are similar but very different products and each has its own page on our site. For the keyphrase "Nextbase click 9 lite" currently in Google we are listed for the pages containing the "Nextbase Click 9 Lite Duo" and "Nextbase Click 9 Lite Duo Deluxe"... but not the actual specific product page that targets the "Nextbase Click 9 Lite" product. Thus my reason for wanting to try such a tool that may help me understand why this is.
Thanks for any hints, tips or pointers.
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Hey Jason,
First I would try Moz's SERP analysis tool. Run a report on the page that is ranking, then add the URL of the page that is not ranking, and compare the metrics between the two. Be sure to run a full report.
Oftentimes in these cases, it's not on-page optimization that makes the difference, but backlinks, anchor-text, and site architecture that influence a keyword position in search results.
So things I would look for in comparing these pages:
- What are the backlinks (diversity of sites, types of links, etc)
- Page Authority of each page
- Anchor text of all incoming links to each page
Also, on the other end of the scale you may want to see if any of your pages are actually over-optimized. Too much exact match anchor text? Keyword stuffing?
Regardless, hope this helps! Best of luck with your SEO.
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Hi,
thanks for your reply. Not worried about posting the URLs on here:
Nextbase Click 7 Lite here: http://www.3wisemonkeys.co.uk/dvd/portable-dvd-player-car/nextbase-click-7-lite/
Nextbase Click 7 Lite duo: http://www.3wisemonkeys.co.uk/dvd/portable-dvd-player-car/nextbase-click-7-lite-duo/
Nextbase click 7 lite duo deluxe here: http://www.3wisemonkeys.co.uk/dvd/portable-dvd-player-car/nextbase-click-7-lite-duo-deluxe/
Any comments appreciated.
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I understand your question.
However I'm curious if your pages are that much cluttered that you need a tool for this.
Could you maybe private message me the url so I can take a look at this?
Of course, I will not share the url.
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