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This is crazy. You plug your sitemap into this website. Just go to whatever your website is forward slash sitemap.xml. Then this looks at all the pages and posts on your site. It tells you what your website is about with different percentages based on what you write about. Here's my site. I write about social media a lot and search engine optimization a lot. Growth marketing, too. This is useful because if you're trying to do SEO and you're writing about a lot of stuff that's not core to your business, it makes it hard for Google to know what your site is about, which makes it harder to rank for the topic that actually moves the needle for you. You might use a site like this, find out that your website has too much unrelated content to what actually makes you money, and cut that unrelated content. By doing that, you can rank higher in search engines and get recommended more in LLMs.

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