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Paste keywords, URLs, or text to find them on the current tab instantly. This is an advanced search tool designed for everybody, but mostly SEOs, specially on-page SEO Specialists, Content Writers, etc. 1. On-Page Content Auditing: SEOs often need to quickly check if specific keywords, phrases, or URLs are present on a given web page. Manually searching (Ctrl+F) for dozens or hundreds of items is impossible. "Find on Current Page" feature allows an SEO or Content Writer to paste a bulk list of terms (keywords, competitor mentions, specific product names, URLs) and instantly see what's present on the current page and what's missing. It helps for: - Keyword integration checks: Ensuring target keywords are sufficiently used. - Content gaps: Identifying missing topics or entities. - Competitor analysis: Seeing if competitor names or specific phrases are mentioned. - Compliance checks: Quickly finding sensitive terms or brand guidelines. 2- Efficient Data Cross-Referencing (File Comparison): SEOs work with data from many sources: keyword research sheets (CSV, XLSX), content outlines (DOCX), old audit reports, crawl data, errors and http status codes, etc. They frequently need to compare a list of items (e.g., from a new crawl) against an existing document (e.g., a "target keywords" list or a "previously fixed issues" log). Manual comparison is a nightmare! "Compare with File" feature automates this. An SEO can: - Verify keyword implementation: Paste keywords used in new content and compare them against their master keyword list. - Check for fixed errors: Paste a list of URLs with errors from a new crawl and compare it against an old "fixed errors" spreadsheet to see which ones are truly resolved. - Audit content outlines: Compare a list of required topics/entities against a content brief DOCX to ensure all points are covered. - Identify gaps in new data: Quickly see what's missing from a new data set compared to a comprehensive reference file. - Migrate content: Ensure all content pieces from an old site list are present on the new site's content plan document.