Abstract: An automatic keyword analysis for content illumination and document fragmentation for internet search queries. Initially, the invention obtains keywords from a document. The taxonomy then expands the obtained words from the document. The keywords are further refined using keyword demand data. The keyword demand data includes words where too few or too many searches would hamper the user's search. After refinement, the keyword final set is placed onto the appropriate web page. Consequently, internet search engines “hit” the web page because the automatic keyword analysis added optimal and efficient keywords.

Abstract: A content enhancement system and method for increasing search engine visibility is disclosed. Landing web pages are optimized for relevant keywords and phrases associated with e-content publications such as articles, papers, reports, newsletters, etc. Landing web pages may be generated for portions of documents that are sold individually. Landing pages are generated using content description data (including keyword data) for each document portion or content section that will be the subject of a landing page. The content description data is stored in a database. A template defines the layout and appearance of the content description data that is used to generate each landing page. Each landing page includes an optional link to a product purchase page at the publisher's web site that allows a user to purchase the product described on the landing page. Search engines index each of the landing pages making it easier for web users to locate the publisher's products.