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Unfortunately, I don't know of any. We use RowFeeder to capture hashtags on Twitter, and I know there are social management tools like SproutSocial that do automatic trend reports. (Though with Sprout, they select the keyword, so you don't have control of what's relevant for your brand.) Sorry that I couldn't be more helpful.

Anthony, If those pages are important pages or you can say, do you have targeted main keywords on this page? then it will affect. If they are just contact-us form pages or similar like that, then it won't affect. Google can understand these kind of pages very well. So don't worry. It will not affect but also it will not give you any benefits too. So it would be great if you can add some unique content on those pages. some how It will help you.

Thank you for the answer guys.  I  agree with you and Schwabb.  We originally did this for design purposes to try and have a clean HTML5 Outline with the header, banner, and any sub banner content that comes before body content, included in the outline.  We were annoyed by having a H1 at the very top of the page and annoyed by the fact that it could be interpreted as trying to game the system.  Our research at the time of developing the site's theme didn't give us a better alternative so we chose design, especially when Google site cache was showing that our H1's were still visible with a CSS class that contained the display: none property. Since then, we learned of a better way to do this that involves removing the header content from the outline and still starting the page content with an H1.  This Distilled blog article is a good example of this. We'll be rolling out a new theme update soon to fix this to satisfy things from both a design and SEO perspective.

There isn't really a good way that I know of currently to verify Google has indexed it...

Hi Anthony, Just checking in! Are you still having issues or were you able to resolve this? More than happy to help if you still need it. Cyrus