Spot cannibalization
See similar inferred keywords across multiple URLs and decide which page should own the topic.
Keyword inventory
See the target keyword inferred for every crawled page.
Crawlox infers a target keyword from H1, URL path, and title, then shows whether that phrase appears in the places that matter for on-page SEO.
Inferred target keyword
Each page gets a keyword hypothesis from H1, slug, and title instead of a blank spreadsheet.
On-page presence
Check whether the keyword appears in title, H1, URL, and meta description.
SEO score beside the keyword
Sort pages by score while you review what each URL appears to target.
Inventory, not rank tracking
Understand targeting coverage today. Search ranking still lives in Search Console.
What is a keyword inventory?
A keyword inventory lists what each page appears to target.
Most sites do not keep a living map of target keywords. Crawlox infers a phrase from the H1, URL path, and title on each crawled page, then checks whether that phrase is present in the main on-page fields. The result is a keyword inventory tied to live URLs, not a disconnected research file.
Why it matters
Unclear targeting creates duplicate and weak pages.
If two URLs appear to target the same phrase, or a commercial page has no descriptive H1, search engines have to guess. An inventory makes cannibalization and vague pages visible after every crawl.
Fix vague H1s
Generic labels like Home or Welcome are ignored so empty targeting is obvious.
Align URL, title, and H1
Presence checks show whether the inferred keyword is actually used where it should be.
Brief writers faster
Hand a URL, inferred keyword, and missing placements to content owners in one row.
How it works
From H1 and slug to a reviewable keyword row.
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Read H1, URL, and title
Crawlox prefers a descriptive H1, then falls back to the URL slug and title.
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Ignore generic labels
Phrases like home, welcome, or index are skipped so the inventory stays useful.
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Count presence hits
The inferred keyword is checked in title, H1, URL, and meta description against your domain target.
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List keywords with scores
The Keywords view shows the phrase, source, SEO score, and a link to the page.
What each row shows
Targeting context next to crawl evidence.
The inventory is designed for on-page targeting, not paid search or rank tracking.
Keyword phrase
Normalized from H1, URL, or title into a readable target.
Source
Whether the inference came from H1, URL path, or title.
Confidence
How strongly the source supports the inferred phrase.
Presence hits
How many of the title, H1, URL, and meta fields contain the keyword.
Page SEO score
Keep keyword work prioritized by overall on-page health.
Owning URL
Open the page that targets the keyword and review full checks.
What teams do next
Use the inventory as a targeting backlog.
Assign one owner URL per topic
When two pages infer the same keyword, pick a canonical URL and differentiate the other.
Rewrite weak titles and H1s
Put the target phrase naturally in the H1, title, slug, and meta description.
Recrawl after copy changes
Refresh the page to confirm presence hits moved from fail to pass.
FAQ
Keyword inventory questions.
Short answers for teams that want target keywords inferred from crawled pages.
How does Crawlox infer a target keyword?
Crawlox reads the H1, URL path, and title on each crawled page, prefers a descriptive H1, and ignores generic labels such as Home or Welcome.
Does Crawlox show Google rankings?
Not yet. The keyword inventory is based on on-page signals. Search ranking position and estimated clicks require a Search Console connection that is not wired yet.
Can I set how often a keyword should appear?
Yes. Domain objectives include a target number of keyword occurrences across title, H1, URL, and meta description.
What if no keyword can be inferred?
The row is flagged so you can write a clearer H1 and a descriptive URL slug that state the main topic of the page.
Is this a keyword research tool?
No. Crawlox inventories the keywords your live pages appear to target. It does not estimate search volume or suggest new topics from third-party keyword databases.
Who should use the Keywords view?
SEO consultants, content leads, and agencies that need a page-to-keyword map after every crawl.
Map your keywords
Know what each page is trying to rank for.
Crawl an authorized domain and review inferred target keywords, presence hits, and SEO scores in one inventory.