Site Content Analyzer is a specialized tool for analysis of HTML pages designed for webmasters who want to keep their Web sites at the top of search engines ranking. Site Content Analyzer helps you find the most popular keywords on your webpage, shows which of them are the most weighty and thus will be more attractive to search engines and even constructs a number of keyphrases made of the most popular and weighty keywords on the page.

Of course you are not limited by your own website only. You can easily analyze the websites of your rivals as well! Especially since Site Content Analyzer has an ability to analyze remote websites. Learn your competitor`s keywords using Site Content Analyzer and develop your own page containing these words to get into a top of search results by these words.

Another way to use accquired kewords and keyphrases is to use them in pay-per-click search engines. Get the right keywords using Site Content Analyzer and use them in Google Adwords or on Overture.

You can also compare your site with other`s one to find the differencies in keywords content and find what you should do to get higher in search engines rankings. You can analyze your site to realize which pages have strong keywords and phrases and are useful and which have not and should be revised etc. In other words, you can get a top rank in search engines using Site Content Analyzer!

Main Site Content Analyzer features:
* Automatically extracts keywords from HTML documents;
* Counts how many times each keyword appears in a document;
* Assigns a "weight" to each keyword according to weight influencing HTML tags (like tags of heading, bold style etc.);
* Analyzes a single web page or a whole site and compiles the results of analysis into the treelike structure;
* Analyzes both offline and remote HTML documents;
* Sorts results of the analysis;
* Constructs keyphrases basing on the most weighty keywords;
* Exports keywords and keyphrases into the text file.

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