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  #1 Emile Love on 19 Apr 12

   

  Spell checking is the bane of every website owner's existence. Before launching, you should always spell check your site. The reason? Websites are much more complex than a simple document. Even today's most basic websites can consist of hundreds of webpages. Some website development tools provide built-in spell checking, but rarely is this sufficient.
  
  Spelling errors can get into your website at any time in the development process. If your website is created using several tools, some may support spell checking, some may not. If you're site is powered by a CMS, then you may have multiple contributors. More contributors means a higher likelyhood for spelling errors. Content added after your website goes public (by any author) also may not be spell checked.
  
  Are spelling errors really an issue? Spelling mistakes have a huge impact on the perception of your website. If you are selling a product, then your visitors are less likely to become customers. If you're a content publisher, your visitors will trust your website less. Online, you'll find lots of examples that show a correlation between website quality, perception and revenue.
  
  Even Matt Cutts has said that spelling mistakes can negatively affect websit ranking. An old SEO technique was to purposely place spelling mistakes on their pages, in an effort to to get a good ranking when a searcher misspelled their search. But now thanks to Google autocorrecting search queries this tactic has no benefit. It may even harm your ranking because it reflects poorly on your website.
  
  The good news is that there is software that helps. InSite by Inspyder Software makes spell checking websites quick and easy. Just enter your website URL and click the go button. InSite will automatically crawl the pages on your site and spell check them as they're found. It makes the entire process of spell checking your website quick. Another nice thing about InSite is that it's a client side tool, so there's nothing to install on your server. It installs to directly on your PC like any other Windows application.
  
  Perhaps one of the best features of it goes deeper than you could by just copy and pasting each page into Word. InSite actually understands the HTML content and spell checks alt attributes, page titles and meta tags. This content is not normally visible when you browse your website, but it often shows up in the search results. There's nothing worse than having spelling mistakes in your search results.
  
  Not only does InSite spell check, but it checks for broken links too. InSite also has a keyword density analysis tool and a handy word count feature for your site. I highly recommend you try InSite for yourself. You'll quickly see how much time this amazing tool will save you. The free trial has a limit of checking 25 pages, but I think you'll see that InSite is a tool you'll wonder how you ever lived without.
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Spell checking is the bane of every website owner's existence. Before launching, you should always spell check your site. The reason? Websites are much more complex than a simple document. Even today's most basic websites can consist of hundreds of webpages. Some website development tools provide built-in spell checking, but rarely is this sufficient. <br /><br />Spelling errors can get into your website at any time in the development process. If your website is created using several tools, some may support spell checking, some may not. If you're site is powered by a CMS, then you may have multiple contributors. More contributors means a higher likelyhood for spelling errors. Content added after your website goes public (by any author) also may not be spell checked.<br /><br />Are spelling errors really an issue? Spelling mistakes have a huge impact on the perception of your website. If you are selling a product, then your visitors are less likely to become customers. If you're a content publisher, your visitors will trust your website less. Online, you'll find lots of examples that show a correlation between website quality, perception and revenue.<br /><br />Even Matt Cutts has said that spelling mistakes can negatively affect websit ranking. An old SEO technique was to purposely place spelling mistakes on their pages, in an effort to to get a good ranking when a searcher misspelled their search. But now thanks to Google autocorrecting search queries this tactic has no benefit. It may even harm your ranking because it reflects poorly on your website. <br /><br />The good news is that there is software that helps. InSite by Inspyder Software makes spell checking websites quick and easy. Just enter your website URL and click the go button. InSite will automatically crawl the pages on your site and spell check them as they're found. It makes the entire process of spell checking your website quick. Another nice thing about InSite is that it's a client side tool, so there's nothing to install on your server. It installs to directly on your PC like any other Windows application. <br /><br />Perhaps one of the best features of it goes deeper than you could by just copy and pasting each page into Word. InSite actually understands the HTML content and spell checks alt attributes, page titles and meta tags. This content is not normally visible when you browse your website, but it often shows up in the search results. There's nothing worse than having spelling mistakes in your search results. <br /><br />Not only does InSite spell check, but it checks for broken links too. InSite also has a keyword density analysis tool and a handy word count feature for your site. I highly recommend you try InSite for yourself. You'll quickly see how much time this amazing tool will save you. The free trial has a limit of checking 25 pages, but I think you'll see that InSite is a tool you'll wonder how you ever lived without.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.snapfiles.com/get/inspyderinsite.html" rel="nofollow">Website Spell Checking</a>, <a href="http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/WEB-Design/Web-Design-related/Inspyder-InSite.shtml" rel="nofollow">Spell Check a Website</a></div>

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