Missing keyword visibility
Check whether target keywords appear in the title, first paragraph, and body distribution.
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Use the Content Keyword Analyzer as a keyword placement checker: find every exact occurrence, inspect paragraph distribution, and review frequency and density locally. It does not check Google rankings.
Move from guesswork to a measurable content review for writers and editors.
Check whether target keywords appear in the title, first paragraph, and body distribution.
Show the measured count and density without presenting a universal score or required occurrence target.
Surface high-frequency terms plus two-word and three-word phrases for SEO, writing, papers, and content analysis.
Combine the keyword placement checker with word frequency, measured density, exact positions, paragraph distribution, and phrase discovery.
Show Top 10 or Top 50 terms with counts, density, and visual bars.
Count exact target keyword appearances and calculate density using keyword length and total words.
Check separately supplied webpage titles, H1s, descriptions, subheadings, the first paragraph, and the first 100 words.
Find every occurrence with first and last word or character positions, paragraph counts, context, highlights, and next/previous navigation.
Use stopword filtering, case merging, and minimum word length controls.
Add two-word and three-word phrase frequency for SEO and topic research.
A fast workflow for SEO checks, writing edits, papers, and content analysis.
Paste the body or import a local TXT file. Add optional page fields only when you want those regions checked.
Open the analyzerEnter up to ten words or phrases, choose exact or partial matching, then inspect positions, page regions, paragraphs, and distribution.
Check targetsUse Top 10, Top 50, two-word phrases, and three-word phrases to find useful candidate keywords.
Review resultsSupport drafting, target keyword QA, and candidate discovery in one browser-based report.
Turn pasted content into a frequency dashboard with density and candidate terms.
Review first and last positions, every context, page-region matches, paragraph concentration, measured density, and body distribution.
Find phrase patterns that may become SEO topics, headings, or related keywords.
Useful for SEO, writing, papers, content analysis, and terminology checks before publishing.
Compare target keyword density, topic candidates, and distribution across a page.
Catch repetition, missing first-paragraph usage, and overused words in drafts.
Inspect term frequency and recurring phrases in papers, summaries, and literature notes.
Use candidate keywords as ideas for headings, related sections, or internal links to /tools/.
The report presents editorial facts rather than replacing human judgment.
Density is target keyword occurrences multiplied by keyword word count, divided by total article words, then multiplied by 100.
Each target keyword is treated as a phrase, with line or comma-separated input and optional case merging.
The analyzer reports measured density and repetition facts. It does not label a universal ideal range or predict rankings.
Common questions about keyword density, candidate keywords, placement, and local analysis.
All analysis happens in your browser; the draft is not uploaded.
The formula is occurrences × keyword word count ÷ total words × 100. The tool shows the measured value without treating one range as a universal ranking rule.
Yes. Enable the phrase options to show two-word and three-word frequency lists alongside single-word frequency.
No. It also helps writers, students, editors, and researchers check repetition, term frequency, and content focus.
No. Position means the location within the text you provide, such as a word, character, paragraph, or page region. It does not query search rankings.
Use the keyword placement checker for a local report with exact positions, page regions, paragraph distribution, word frequency, density, and phrase candidates.