I want to be able to show on one screen a picture of what a site looks like to a search engine. Its multi page/catagory/product so like a sites, complex.
I found a tool that looks at a page:
https://seositecheckup.com/tools/keywords-cloud
But does not spider the whole site. I cannot see anything on Ahrefs or Majestic, (although know neither that well)
Screaming Frog seems to get part way there, but again only per page with the visualisations.
I guess it is quite complex to do cross site, but I think would give a huge amount of value.
Anyone know who does it?
OK got some data from Screaming frog, and then put it into https://www.wordclouds.com/.
Neat tool. The next question becomes what text does google really read? I realised why "Islands" was top of the weighting list... its the number if times the word is used in a drop-down of countries:
E.G. <option value="VG">British Virgin Islands</option>
I have never thought of "islands" as a stop word before. Is this thinning my content? or even "please" or "account".
This list:
https://www.uk.link-assistant.com/seo-stop-words.html
(no idea how well researched it is but it contains "please" but not the other two.
Humph... back to the drawing board.