SEO Junkie

This tool crawls your entire site and then analyzes all your pages for duplicate content. It shows similarity percentage among all pages on your site, so you can see what pages are similar enough to trigger a flag in major search engines and consequently they can penalize your site for duplicate content.

The higher the similarity, the more likely that you will zapped by them

Below is its screenshot and I think the tool doesn’t require any how-to as it is quite simple.

Download Site Wide Duplicate Content Analyzer (2.29 MB)

If you have any comment, questions or anything else, please let me know.

P.S – This tool is NOT intended for large websites and has a lot that can be improved.

UPDATE (8/05/2006)

This tool is NOT working at the moment as the Web-based PHP script that used to compare the % of duplicate content among pages for it has been disabled by the host since it was causing a high load on the server. It won’t work till I get a dedicated server of my own to host it and update this tool. Thanks!

UPDATE (5/26/2006)

I just updated the tool and fixed “Overflow” errors and the like. I think that it can be used for small to mid-sized websites now.

If you want to tell me your suggestions or experience problems using Duplicate Content Analyzer or have found a bug, please feel free to write to sufyaaan AT gmail DOT com.

I just read about Google to have released an AJAX framework to enable software developers to build AJAX-enabled applications using Java language with GWT (Google Web Toolkit).

According to them:

Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is a Java software development framework that makes writing AJAX applications like Google Maps and Gmail easy for developers who don’t speak browser quirks as a second language. Writing dynamic web applications today is a tedious and error-prone process; you spend 90% of your time working around subtle incompatabilities between web browsers and platforms, and JavaScript’s lack of modularity makes sharing, testing, and reusing AJAX components difficult and fragile.

This is bound to become popular soon, as it promises to make AJAX available to the masses.

While modding over at SEOChat, I posted a tool Is Banned By Google? Much to my surprise, it became quite popular and I received tons of emails / IMs from people requesting me to improve it some more and to add a couple of features that were not present then. Also, I read many threads at numerous forums people discussing about this tool and asking for an update.

So I continued working on this tool whenever I had time to. Now, it is finished up and ready to be used. Since it is quite simple to use, I’m not bothering writing a documentation or how-to. 

Download Google Ban Checker

If you have any questions, comments or anything else, please do let me know.

P.S - It is intended for small to mid-sized websites.

Latest UPDATE:

I hate to say this, but this tool is NOT working as it is supposed to. It is due to the fact that the ban checking functionality was incorporated in a Web-based PHP script that this tool used - to determine whether a site has been banned by Google or not. And the domain that that script was hosted on has expired along with its hosting and I couldn’t renew both of them. So, I will have to update it anytime soon. Thanks.

UPDATE:

I just updated Google Ban Checker and fixed all those Run-time error ‘9′: Subscript out of range errors and the like. Just a FYI.