How I Pick Low-Competition Keywords with Jaaxy

Initially I thought I needed to write about big, popular topics to get traffic but later understood the easier way is picking smaller, less-competitive keywords. Jaaxy makes that simple.

Here's how I do it,

1. Start with a simple idea, not a fancy keyword.

I just type in something normal, like a question someone might actually type into Google. Plain and simple works best.

2. Look at the traffic number

Jaaxy shows roughly how many people search for that term each month.

3. Look for the green light

Jaaxy gives a quick score that tells if a keyword is worth using. Green usually means good, so I keep an eye out for that.

4. Pick a few, not just one

I don't just search once and stop. I try a few different versions of the same idea and compare them side by side. Sometimes a small change in wording makes a big difference in competition.

Once I find a keyword with decent traffic and low competition, I write my post using that exact phrase in the title and naturally through the content. That's really it.

If you're new to this, don't overthink it. Small, low-competition keywords add up over time, and they're a lot easier to rank for than the big ones everyone else is chasing.

Do you use Jaaxy already? What's your go-to way of finding keywords?