Continuing our series of non-profit SEO tips, I encourage you to take a look at your site as it renders in text form, as it is "seen" by Google and other search engines.There are a number of different "SEO browsers" you can experiment with to see which of them is useful for you.

Here are a few free options suggested in a recent post by Marie-Claire Jenkins:

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  SEO Browser
  "SEO-Browser has two modes, simple and advanced. Simple mode is an easy way to look at a website without all the formatting and graphics - just the text.  A person can quickly navigate through the pages of a website to see how the text shows up...Advanced mode shows specific details on how a page is constructed. In addition, the menu items link to various tools that are valuable for website developers and SEO consultants.
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  Domaintools SEO browser
  “Our goal is to allow everyone to accomplish a 100% score. If no obvious html optimization methods exist and everything looks good we will be giving it a 100%. We will be picky about the obvious things like completing Title tags and h1 tags, webmasters should be using these. We are very hard on frames and lag of alt tags.”

*Related: The Basics of Non-Profit SEO, Part 5: Accessibility and clean code