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  #1 Lance Roy on 15 May 12

   

  Spell checking is the bane of every web developer's existence. Before launching, you should always spell check your site. The reason? Websites are alive, every page is different. Even the simplest websites today can consist of hundreds of webpages. Some website development tools provide integrated spell checking, but rarely is this sufficient.
  
  Spelling mistakes can make their way in your website at any time in the website lifecycle. 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 active (by any anyone) will not be spell checked.
  
  Are spelling mistakes 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. Likewise, if you're blogger, people who visit your website will have less trust in your website. Online, you'll find lots of examples that show a correlation between website quality, perception and revenue.
  
  Matt Cutts also mentioned that spelling mistakes can have an effect on website rankings too. An old SEO technique was to purposely place common misspellings on their pages, hoping to get a good ranking when a search query would have a spelling mistake in it. Since most search engines automatically correct search queries this tactic no longer works. In fact, Google may penalize your website because it shows a lack of quality in your content.
  
  Fortunately there's help. InSite by Inspyder Software makes check websites for spelling mistakes fast and easy. Enter your site's URL and let InSite do the rest. InSite will automatically discover the pages on your site and spell check them as they're found. It makes the entire process of spell checking virtually any website fast and easy. Another nice benefit of InSite is that it's a client side tool, which means there is nothing to upload on your webserver. Just download and run.
  
  I think one of the best features of InSite is that it goes beyond spell checking just the "visible" text on your website. InSite spell checks the HTML page titles, "alt" attributes and meta tags. This content is not normally visible when you browse your website, but it often shows up in the search results. What could be more embarrassing than a type-o in the search result you worked hard to rank for?
  
  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 is limited to spell checking the first 25 pages of your website, 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 web developer's existence. Before launching, you should always spell check your site. The reason? Websites are alive, every page is different. Even the simplest websites today can consist of hundreds of webpages. Some website development tools provide integrated spell checking, but rarely is this sufficient. <br /><br />Spelling mistakes can make their way in your website at any time in the website lifecycle. 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 active (by any anyone) will not be spell checked. <br /><br />Are spelling mistakes 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. Likewise, if you're blogger, people who visit your website will have less trust in your website. Online, you'll find lots of examples that show a correlation between website quality, perception and revenue.<br /><br />Matt Cutts also mentioned that spelling mistakes can have an effect on website rankings too. An old SEO technique was to purposely place common misspellings on their pages, hoping to get a good ranking when a search query would have a spelling mistake in it. Since most search engines automatically correct search queries this tactic no longer works. In fact, Google may penalize your website because it shows a lack of quality in your content. <br /><br />Fortunately there's help. InSite by Inspyder Software makes check websites for spelling mistakes fast and easy. Enter your site's URL and let InSite do the rest. InSite will automatically discover the pages on your site and spell check them as they're found. It makes the entire process of spell checking virtually any website fast and easy. Another nice benefit of InSite is that it's a client side tool, which means there is nothing to upload on your webserver. Just download and run. <br /><br />I think one of the best features of InSite is that it goes beyond spell checking just the "visible" text on your website. InSite spell checks the HTML page titles, "alt" attributes and meta tags. This content is not normally visible when you browse your website, but it often shows up in the search results. What could be more embarrassing than a type-o in the search result you worked hard to rank for? <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 is limited to spell checking the first 25 pages of your website, 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.dailyblogtips.com/website-spell-checkers/" rel="nofollow">Website Spell Checker</a>, <a href="http://www.snapfiles.com/get/inspyderinsite.html" rel="nofollow">Web Site Spell Check</a></div>

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