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- ASK Trust
Autism Spectrum Kiwis (ASK) is an organisation run by and for New Zealanders on the autistic spectrum.
Keywords : autism, autism spectrum disorder, aspergers syndrome.
H1 tags :  
Last Update :25/December/2011
Google PR :3
Internal links : 12
Archive :Check how did the site look in the past?

Keywords density

 
One word density
KeywordOccurrencesPercentage
ask82.44%
autism72.13%
spectrum51.52%
trust41.22%
adults41.22%
 
Two words density
KeywordOccurrencesPercentage
autism spectrum53.05%
the autism42.44%
ask trust31.83%
contact us21.22%
current activities21.22%
 
Three words density
KeywordOccurrencesPercentage
the autism spectrum43.66%
on the autism21.83%
light executive function10.91%
they may be10.91%
trust current activities10.91%
 

 

Server and Hosting Information

 
Site IP address :199.34.228.99
Server type :Apache
MX Domain 1 :alt1.aspmx.l.google.com
MX Domain 2 :alt2.aspmx.l.google.com
MX Domain 3 :aspmx.l.google.com
MX Domain 4 :aspmx2.googlemail.com
MX Domain 5 :aspmx3.googlemail.com

 

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Average daily unique visitors : 0

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MyWot rank : 0
Trustworthiness : 0
Vendor reliability : 0
Privacy : 0
Child safety : 0

 

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