If you own or maintain one or more websites, you know how important search engine optimization (SEO) is to your success. One of the ways you can increase the potency and performance of your site(s) is to make sure they're supplied with properly optimized HTTP header data. This is different from a website's HTML header data, but they're often found together, as they're both part of a site's overall source code. Beyond the oft-included HTML field for keywords, this data is mainly technical in nature, and is used by computers to, among other things, properly access a website.

The HTTP Header Extractor is a great tool to have the arsenal of a web developer or Internet marketer. It allows you to extract the header data of a given website. This lets you analyze that website in several ways, including the date of last modification, any redirect protocols, languages & browsers best suited to the site in question, and so on. This data has a variety of uses applicable to both one's own sites, as well as being useful for learning what makes sites you enjoy or want to emulate do and behave what and how they do.

This tool is a breeze to use! Simply enter the URL of the website you want to check (you can, of course, check multiple sites, but you'll need to do them one at a time), then click "Continue". A report which includes the desired website's extracted HTTP header data will be generated for you, at which point you can begin your data analysis.