Target phrase coverage · live page evidence

Check where target phrases actually appear

Compare exact phrase presence across live URLs, titles, descriptions, H1 headings, and image alternatives. Review your page and competitors in one matrix without keyword-density formulas or a manufactured optimization score.

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Phrase matching is case-insensitive, Unicode-normalized, and word-boundary aware. Punctuation and repeated whitespace do not create different phrases.

Ready for your pages and phrases.

No keyword positions, traffic, difficulty, or example coverage is generated. Results begin with your live inspection.

Use the evidence carefully

Align descriptive fields without repeating phrases mechanically

Name the page clearly

Use a concise title and main heading that describe the page. Exact phrase absence is a review cue, not an instruction to rewrite natural language.

Keep descriptions useful

A meta description can summarize the page for searchers, but search providers may choose a different snippet from page content.

Describe informative images

Write contextual alt text for images that convey information. Empty alt remains appropriate for images that are purely decorative.