Hi all,
Is there a tool that will allow you to type in a domain name and see the top keyword hits on that domain.I'd like to search on the 1 2 3 rankings and see which words they are getting their hits on ? Anyone know a link to help me? Thanks

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Now *that* would be nice. I'm hoping there's an answer.

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Jason in Dallas
Telecom Sales and Service Manager
RE license coming soon

That'd be a cool tool.

I don't know of a tool like that for public use, but I can see how someone can design a program that'd be close but not exactly. Maybe automatically create a profile of keywords for a web page (or site), then go through the SERPs to determine positions. Then, create a summary of rankings for each keywords.

However, you'll be missing one piece of information: the actual hit counts to the domain. A system can be created that simulates it, like Alexa.com, but it can't know the actual hit counts.

To know the hit counts, you'd need software directly in the domain's server or internal network.

That's why you can get precisely that data (keyword profile with actual hit data) through some web stat software that resides on the server.

For outsiders, it seems that hacking in is the only way to get that data (and that wouldn't be cool).



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Ruperto Elpusan, MBA, e-Pro
Broker/Officer
Beverly Hills-Malibu-Palos Verdes Real Estate
Torrance/South Bay Real Estate
Rancho Palos Verdes Home Values

not quite what you want, but you can type in a web address and see what keywords it is targeted for.
http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools/keyword-density

this gives you the keyword densities for any web address

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Wes Murphree
Investment Realty
http://www.SCInvestmentRealty.com
http://www.3NetLease.com
http://www.MultifamilyListings.com

"Is there a tool that will allow you to type in a domain name and see the top keyword hits on that domain?"

Not currently that I'm aware of... and I don't see much use for it. Who cares what search terms they ARE being found with... Don't you REALLY want to know what search terms YOU want to be found with?

Keyword research can be an expensive part of SEO. Here is a handy tool to see what terms are being used to search for stuff on the net on Overture.

http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/

Type in a key phrase and see what ordinary people are using to search for things on the net. Then take that terms and go to google, type in the same search term in Quotes to see how much competition there is for that specific term.

Example: "real estate"
Overture says 2,268,491 people searched using this term last month.
Google says this:
Results 1 - 10 of about 28,200,000 English pages for "real estate"

So for those 2.2 million searches, there are almost 30 million pages out there competing for front page position. You may want to find some search phrases that have better odds then that and are more geo-targeted, and focus on those for your target search phrases for your website and forget about what where other sites are getting their traffic.

wow, this is an excellant website for info on SEO.

(http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools)