Check Keyword Indexing Status
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Check Website Indexing NowWhy Check Keyword Indexing?
Understanding how Google sees your keywords is fundamental to SEO success. Our tool helps you quickly assess the keyword index landscape:
- Verify Visibility: Instantly see if content related to your target keyword exists in Google's index using specific operators (
intitle:,inurl:, exact match). - Gauge Competition: Get a rough idea of how many pages are targeting the exact keyword in titles or URLs. While not a direct keyword difficulty index, it provides context.
- Identify Opportunities: Discover how competitors are using keywords in their titles and URLs, potentially revealing content gaps or optimization tactics.
- Troubleshoot Indexing Issues: Quickly perform an index keyword check to see if a specific page or phrase is even recognized by Google search.
- Content Strategy Insights: See if specialized content formats like Web Stories are indexed for your keyword.
- Bulk Checking: Save time by checking multiple keywords simultaneously across various Google domains.
- Quick Metric Checks: Easily jump to Google Trends or Keyword Planner to manually check search volume and trend data for your keywords. Learn more about understanding keyword metrics. {/* Ссылка на страницу метрик */}
This simple check provides valuable insights for refining your SEO strategy and ensuring your content gets found.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check multiple keywords?
Simply enter your keywords into the input box, separated by commas (e.g., keyword one, keyword two, another keyword). The tool will process each one and display the results grouped by keyword.
What does this tool do?
This tool generates specific Google search links. Clicking these links instantly shows you Google search results filtered by operators like "exact match", intitle:, and inurl: for the keyword(s) you enter on your selected Google domain.
How does the domain selector work?
Choosing a domain from the dropdown list (e.g., google.co.uk) tells the tool to generate search links specifically for that regional version of Google. This helps you check indexing from a specific country's perspective.
What is the difference between "Recent Checks (Local)" and "Your Recent Keyword Checks (Last 10 Saved)"?
Recent Checks (Local): This history uses your browser's local storage to remember the exact text you entered previously, making it quick to re-run a check by clicking a button. It's private to your browser.
Your Recent Keyword Checks (Last 10 Saved): This list shows the last 10 non-empty keyword queries associated with your browser session (via a cookie) saved on our server. Clicking these links takes you to a dedicated page with detailed keyword ideas for that specific query.
How do the search operators work?
"keyword": Finds pages containing the exact phrase.
intitle:"keyword": Finds pages with the exact phrase in their HTML title tag.
inurl:"keyword": Finds pages with the exact phrase in their URL.
inurl:/web-stories/ "keyword": Finds Web Stories containing the keyword.
What are the 'Trends', 'KWP', 'Free Tools' links?
These links provide quick access to external tools for further keyword analysis:
- Trends: Opens Google Trends for the keyword to view its popularity over time.
- KWP: Opens Google Keyword Planner (requires Google Ads login) with the keyword pre-filled to check search volume data.
- Free Tools: Performs a Google search to help you find other free tools that might provide volume or difficulty data for the keyword.
Our tool doesn't automatically fetch volume/difficulty data, but these links speed up your manual checks. Learn more about these keyword metrics here.
{/* Ссылка на страницу метрик */}Is this tool affiliated with Google?
No, this tool is independent. It uses publicly available Google search operators. It doesn't access any private Google data.
Is this tool free?
Yes, the Keyword Index Checker is completely free.