I am curious about how traffic is compiled. It should be based on the google tools, since google knows best how many searches a keyword has, but I am a bit bewildered about what I received in here.
Please take note, I am new with WA, but an old webmaster, yet I have no experience with the WA tools. I have tested keywords retrieved from WA with various tools like Google Adwords Keywords Tool, Semrush, etc.

Thanks mate.

you can review whatever you wish..... As long as they are reviews...and the domain name is not a slightly altered copy cat of the brand....they can't touch you....help that helps.
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I always went with a static page .. but if a blog roll helps with my rankings I should probably leave it that way. I will do further research and come back with a real answer:)

I personally prefer a static page for the homepage.
The outline you gave is exactly the way I am setting up my site at the moment.

Hi. It would depend on the niche but I agree with @Tkallstar below, the most consistent advice I've seen given, including from Kyle and Carson, is to do a blog roll, show your latest post on top. That way returning visitors and the search engines always see something fresh and dynamic. They see the website is updated with new information. Hope this helps.

Carson personally told me having a blog roll helps your ranking.

I preferred a static page, but he told me otherwise.

Hey Jeremy,

I'll answer the questions in the same order that you asked them:

1 - Article Power is a metric that takes into consideration the chances that you will get ranked for that keyword in the search engines, and receive traffic from your rankings. The higher the Article Power, the better.

2 - Yes, "Get Results" is the same as QSR at Jaaxy.

3 - Yes you are correct. When targeting a specific keyword, you want it in the title of your Post, near the top of your page (but not in the first sentence), and maybe one other place on the page. The key is to write naturally, not for the search engines and you'll rank!

Carson