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How do I figure out the subject matter of a given web page ? Similar to what Ad Sense does.

I need to figure out what the page content is about. Something like what google adsense does .

For example, If i have a web page about dogs , I need to figure out that page is about ( third party sites ) dogs so i can suggest dog walking services .

Can i consult an google database or something similar .

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