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Spider Test Utility


Ever wondered what a search engine spider may see when visiting your website?
Just enter the web address for one of your pages in the form below:

URL:

  • Mostly spiders will only see the text of your web page.
  • Most spiders will not translate any javascript generated text.
  • Most search engines will not spider framed pages very well.
  • If the page deals with baseball, then try to have a high keyword density of baseball related words.
  • Some search engines will give you a lower ranking if you have hidden non visible keywords on the page. They will sense that you're trying to fool the spider.
  • Don't just include a huge list of keywords. Having some actual sentence structure is better.
  • You don't have to register each web page of your site. If your pages have links to the other pages then the spider will eventually probe the entire site.
  • A great site to visit to learn about spider friendly web page design: SearchEngineWatch.