i am looking for a tool that can help me with optimizing selection of keywords for the webpage meta tags on a website with about 50 pages and maybe 100K words.  I have manually read through most of the pages and picked out what seem to be the most common words and terms/phrases (of up to 3-4 words) but, this takes hours, there must be software out there that does this.  Here is an example of what i am looking for e.g., for the site just mentioned, the top 10 words / phrases, the frequency of their appearance are:\n179FAA\n157air transportation system \n153next generation air\n126weather\n119Air Traffic Control \n107transformation\n99Aerospace industry \n76Runway\n61       National Airspace System\n57Air Traffic Management\n\n\nAnyone know where i would look to find such a program or what search terms to use ?  I searched various combinations of these and found nothing that looked like what i need:\n- word count, phrase count, indexing, parsing
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This can be done easily on an Apple Mac computer running OSX - do you have a Mac or a PC?
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Your meta tags are basically keywords to help search engines find your sites.  So if it's a blog, for example, you could put in your name, the words "blog" "diary", etc.  \n\nIt's not really necessary any more, since search engines look through the whole site now, but it is done.
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Use meta tags:\n\nThis meta tag is usually placed beneath the title and meta description tags in the <HEAD></HEAD> section of your pages' HTML code, like this:\n\n<HEAD>\n<TITLE>your DESCRIPTIVE KEYWORDS title goes here</TITLE>\n<META NAME="DESCRIPTION" CONTENT="Your keyword rich marketing sales-pitch meta description goes here">\n<META NAME="KEYWORDS" CONTENT="your keywords,go here,separated by a comma,but not a space">\n</HEAD>
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The best software tools I have come across are SEO Elite and IBP. However, you are much better off learning SEO by reading tutorials and books like Aaron Wall's SEO Book. \n\nI left a few sites to look at in the source section (note the first one is mine).\n\nAll the best with your efforts. Also, remember SEO is not the only way to get traffic to your website.
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Allow me to answer this question because I AM on the top #1 spot in three different categories (first names, nursery rhymes, blonde jokes).\n\nCONTENT -- \nFirst and foremost, the content you have on your site is the most important and most crucial thing over anyting else that you can do to your site. What I advise my clients to do is to actually THINK like a search engine or if that is too abstract, think like someone who speaks a different language. \n\nAlthough search engines are getting much better at figuring out exactly what it is that is on the page, remember it is often impossible for them to decipher Java, Javascript, Flash, and other non-HTML components. This is NOT to say don't use them, just use them when they are to be used appropriately.\n\nBecause search engines ARE getting better at figuring out what is on a page, spelling and grammar are also very important. The rule of thumb is no more than three misspellings and no more than three gramatical errors on a page. Sentences should be of short to medium length and paragraphs should also be rather short.\n\nDO NOT COPY OTHER PEOPLE'S WORK. The search engines can penalize a site heavily for plagiarism.\n\nTAGS\n\nTitle Tags -- The most important of all tags is the Title tag. This is what shows up on the bars on the bottom of your computer screen. Most people make the mistake of putting their company name in the Title Tag and that is the worst thing to do (other than putting no tag at all). A Title Tag should be short and to the point and tell what the page is about and if you want to add your company name then add it at the END of the title tag not at the beginning.\n\nMeta Tags -- Meta tags were how search engines would know what was on a page... many years ago. However, with that said it is important that Meta tags are still added to your site and more importantly there are new meta tags (more than just description and keywords) that should be added to the web site such as content type and content language.\n\nMeta Description -- Meta description should start out with the SAME thing your TITLE tag says and then go into more detail. \n\nMeta Keywords -- Meta keywords are words used to describe what is in your page. First use keywords that are in the title and the description first. Then use keywords that are in the content of the page. DO NOT try to spam the search engines by using keywords that are not relevant to your content.\n\nAlt Tags -- With the advent of XHTML, ALT tags for images are now REQUIRED. The Alt tag is used for people who have their images turned off so it is important to have in the alt tag exactly what the image is but also expand on what it is. An example would be a HOME button. Instead of just having HOME as the Alt Tag, use Home -- Site Name.com. \n\nI have noticed that search engines love geography and it is good to put that in there whenever appropriate. If your company is in Kansas City, MO then put those in the Content and in the Tags.\n\nLINKS\n\nHaving links that send people to sites relevant to your site is always a good practice. People ask me where I get links and how do I get people to link to my site. The answer is very simple. First I ask. I write e-mails (NOT SPAM) to sites asking if they wish to reciprocate links with me and I also have on some of my pages a "Link to this Page" button so that web site owners can do it on their own.\n\nThere is great debate as to whether links to other sites that are not of the same category help, hurt, or are indifferent. From my ten years experience I have found that appropriate links DO NOT hurt your web site and could very well help in some instances.\n\nPRIVACY POLICY\n\nI won't go into much detail here but make sure you have one. So many people forget this and it is extremely important. You will NOT find a major web page that does not have a Privacy Policy attached to it.\n\nTRAFFIC\n\nObviously the more traffic you have coming to your web site the better. Not only ar
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The BEST pay per click programs is Google Adwords http://www.google.com/adwords because it is easy to use, fast, has  the widest reach. You don't have to spend a fortune on it -- in fact you can budget for $20 a day  and be very strategic in your selection of keywords. Instead of paying for example for a broad keyword that is often very expensive such as "diamonds" , use cheaper keywords that are more specific "1 karat yellow diamond ring"\n\nNonetheless, here are alternatives:\n\nKanoodle http://www.kanoodle.com\nClicksor http://www.clicksor.com\nContextweb http://www.contextweb.com/ \nBidclix http://www.bidclix.com/ \nBidvertiser http://www.bidvertiser.com
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(Don't Forget MSN!)...\n\nBefore I launch into descriptions of the sites, here's the list of the search engines worth looking at:\n\nGoogle http://www.google.com\nYahoo! http://www.yahoo.com\nMSN http://www.msn.com\nDogpile http://www.dogpile.com\nAskJeeves http://www.askjeeves.com and Teoma http://www.teoma.com\nHotBot http://www.hotbot.com\nAltavista http://www.altavista.com\nGigablast http://www.gigablast.com\nLooksmart http://www.looksmart.com\n\nYou wanted other search engines besides Google and Yahoo!, something clean and effective. Truth be told, they are both clean and effective and have an excellent index of web pages to search from.\nFrom the top:\n\n\nIn the "Big Three" you have\nGoogle http://www.google.com\nThis engine seems to be the top choice for searchers because of its clean layout, record-setting number of indexed pages, and intellegent ordering of results. Also popular about it is the way you can enter questions into it, such as math questions and movie times. You can access a list of all the cool stuff you can do in Google Search at http://www.google.com/help/features.html .\n\nYahoo! http://www.yahoo.com\nis also a popular choice for the exact same reasons. It has a slightly different but just as clean layout. It too, provides excellent results,  Yahoo! also has a large number of in-search features, listed at http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ysearch/tips/tips-01.html. Some people don't like how the main page for Yahoo! search has other things on it. However, a perfectly clean page which has only Yahoo! search can be found at http://search.yahoo.com .\n\nMSN http://www.msn.com\nTotally revamped in the recent years, Microsoft Search is an excellent search engine with great results as well. MSN also has a "clean" search page at http://search.msn.com\n\nThen the more minor (but still useful!) engines: \n\nDogPile http://www.dogpile.com\nThis engine is not actually an engine at all- the site is a "metasearch" site, which means that it grabs results from a great number of search engine and displays them all. A good choice if you're looking for something that probably won't come up in most engines. However, it is a bad choice for general searches, because you'll end up having the same results as you would have had by asking any of the popular engines.\n\nAskJeeves http://www.askjeeves.com\nAsk Jeeves initially gained fame a while back by letting you search by asking questions and responded with what seemed to be the right answer to everything. Behind the scenes about 100 editors who monitored search logs and programmed the engine to respond with the right answer next time the question was asked. Nowadays it relies on a regular search engine, known as...\n\nTeoma http://www.teoma.com\nIt has a smaller index of the web than Google and Yahoo. However, being large doesn't make much of a difference when it comes to the more popular searches, and Teoma is known to provide relevant results for the searches. Some people also like its "Refine" feature, which offers suggested topics to explore after you do a search and the "Resources" section of results which points you to pages that specifically serve as link resources about various topics.\n\nAllTheWeb http://www.alltheweb.com\nYou mentioned clean and effective. Well, since Yahoo! bought out AllTheWeb, they've used it as a "cleaner" look for the exact same results of what you'd get with Yahoo!\n\nHotBot http://www.hotbot.com\nHotBot simply lists the results from Google, Yahoo!, and Teoma. Unlike a metasearcher, HotBot does not combine the results.\n\nGigablast http://www.gigablast.com\nThis search engine has a very small database, and not much used. The only thing worth mentioning is that it has complete reports on when a page was last indexed and modified.\n\nLycos http://www.lycos.com\nLycos is one of the oldest search engines on the internet. Nowadays, it gathers its results
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The first site claims about 1000 words.\nThe next site claims 6000 words. As close as I could get.
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Google does not seem to work with keywords any more, they have a more sophisticated system and only look at words really used in the content.\n\nIn MS Internet Explorer you can see the keywords of most websites by choosing "source text" in "view" (3rd of the left - sorry I only have a German version of IE6, so I do not know the exact menu structure)
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organization, free previews, direct keyword search, catagorization.
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You need to perform search engine optimization for your site. It is hard work and there is lots and lots of misinformation about the subject (for example the advice above to put keywords in the meta tag). Find expert advice you can trust like this free tutorial here for example http://www.seo-blog.com/tutorial.php
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A search engine often links key word(s) with web pages available at numerous addresses on various servers.  It often notes the frequency that the pages are accessed (popularity) since these may be more useful to more individuals.  See the link for details.  Goood luck.
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I dont think, using Javascript you can create a search function, but I can give you a code which you can incorporate anywhere you want in your website which will search the keyword in Google in a new browser window. In case if you want the search to be in the same page then just remove the [ target="_new" ] portion from the code. Hope this fulfills your requirement.\n\n\n<form action="http://www.google.com/search" method=get target="_new">\n<p>\n<input type=hidden name=ie value=UTF-8>\n<input type=hidden name=oe value=UTF-8>\n<INPUT TYPE=text name=q size=20 maxlength=225 value="keyword">\n<INPUT type=submit VALUE="find">\n</p>\n</form>
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The problem is far from being trivial, since you need to build an inverted index (the data structure that search engines use to perform queries) for your set of pages, and create the Javascript code that can query it.\nHere is one company which sells such a solution:\nhttp://www.wrensoft.com/zoom/javascript.html\n\nHere is a page comparing some commercial solutions:\nhttp://www.masternewmedia.org/news/2004/12/16/offline_search_tools_best_cdrom.htm\n\ntry running "javascript offline search engines" instead of your original query - I believe you will get much more relevant results.
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there is a meta html tag to describe your page.\n\nthere are entire forums on improving your rankings on search engines.\n\non google you can do a search for a specific site     \napples site:myname.com\n\nand see if show any results.\n\nhttp://www.measuring-up.com/seo-tutorial/seo-tutorial.html\nsearch under seo search engine optimization for much, much more info.
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You will want to look at the command preg_match_all which will take a bunch of text, a pattern, and an array to fill then fill it with all the matches.\n\nThe pattern you could probably use is (remove spaces):\n\n/<a href="(.*?)"> (.*?) <&#92;&#92;/a> /i\n\nThis function also returns an integer representing the number of matches found. I have included the link to the function in the PHP documentation. Again, use the link specified above in the preg_match_all and you will be all set.\n\nEnjoy!
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E. The maximum number of META tags you can type...\n\nSeriously, that is the correct answer!\n_______\nViva La Dvorak! - www.dvzine.org