The KGen Tool, by Firefox, is a keyword analysis tool compatible with the Firefox Internet Browser. It is basically a side bar that lets you scan and analyze a website’s written content, so that you can see which keywords are being targeted by any one of its pages. It’s good for when you want to see which keywords and phrases are being targeted by a competitor’s site or when you want to check the keyword density of your own pages.

Using KGen

Once you’ve installed KGen, you can add it as an icon to your Firebox browser’s toolbar. To do this, click on the “View” button of your browser and then go to Toolbars>Customize. When the customize box pops up, just find the KGen icon and drag it to your toolbar box. If you don’t want the tool as a toolbar icon, you can just access it by clicking View>Sidebar>KGen.

KGen will open up and appear as a sidebar on the left side of your browser. To use it on any page just click on the “Scan It!” button. It will take a few seconds to go through the content of a page. The results will show up in the panel above the Scan It! button and they’ll be displayed in 8 different tabs.

The data that the KGen tool displays is pretty comprehensive. The one drawback is that the tool sifts through all the words on a web page in the same fashion, meaning that it gives you a list of all the common minor words used as well as the important keywords. You’ll have to sift through the garbage words manually. This isn’t really that bad, but it’s a minor improvement that could be made.

Some of the more useful tabs include the List tab, which shows keyword positions according to the words’ weight and the number of times they appear on a page. The Stats tab displays the total words collected, the total number of characters on a page, word frequency as a percentage, and basically all the data collected by the KGen tool shown in math statistics. The Options tab is also great, as it lets you sift through the words according to a variety of modifiable criteria, like word length and weight. Whether you are a leading SEO in Sacramento, CA or just working on your own personal website, the Firefox KGen tool is highly recommended.

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