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OptiRanker Features
Analysis Table
Analysis Graphs
The Matrix
Theme Analysis Index
Vector Space Model
Theme Similarity Test
Theme zapper
Theme Word Finder
Word Count
Word Density

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FAQ

Search Engine Positioning Tool

The Analysis Table

The Analysis Table will likely be the search engine positioning tool that you use the most during the search engine optimization (SEO) process. In fact, you can think of the Analysis Table as the beating heart of OptiRanker's system of search engine position tools. That's because the information this search engine positioning tool provides can be considered the essential lifeblood of your website.

The Analysis Table is a search engine positioning tool that provides a list of words and word pairs important to your particular theme. Using these words in your text should ultimately raise the position of your website in the search engines (Google, Yahoo, MSN, AltaVista, etc.) and generate more online traffic to your site. The lists are color-coded in order of theme-relevancy. The widest possible range of contexts is accounted for, which means that some items on the list may not fit into the context of your pages.

How you use it:

Think of using this unique search engine positioning tool kind of like painting by numbers, only this is more like painting with words. Some people write their body of text before they start to concentrate on the placement of the keywords. However, you may find it more effective to gather your keywords before you start writing. Feel free to work which ever way you feel is best.

Ideally, when using this search engine position tool, you want to use a word from at least 7-10 colors. To attain the best possible rankings, you may have to add an additional number of keywords. That depends upon what you find when you check the data of other OptiRanker search engine positioning tools, such as the Matrix programs, the Theme Analysis Index, and the Theme Similarity Test.

Using more or even all the colors will never hurt, so long as all the words make sense with the context of your copy. In painting terms, the more colors a painter uses, the more vivid a picture. Although the colors towards the top of the page have the most relevant words, even the words towards the bottom of the list are relevant.

That being said, it may not be feasible to use a word from every single color; there will likely be a few words that simply won't make sense within your content. If you find that's the case, don't try to force anything. The idea behind OptiRanker's technically advanced search engine position tools is to seamlessly submit the keywords into your writing when you optimize your site; this means that the writing should flow well and be completely easy to read once the OptiRanker keywords are inserted.

Remember, submission to the search engines doesn't mean that only search engines will read your writing. You'll be marketing your website to human visitors who will be reading the content you create, so it is of major importance that you only use words that make sense!