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It seems it has been about 5 years since the "keyword lists" has been updated on the platform.
I understand you would like us to use jaaxy ourselves, but is there a reaso
Does it need for an update?
May be I missed something but I don't seemed to know that Jaaxy is going to be updated.
An update of a system for reasons.
If you can suggest the types of update you want to see in Jaaxy, that would be more helpful.
:)
jOe
I am actually talking about the "keyword list" found on the left hand side of our WA website. Under "tools" you will find
"Websites & Hosting"
"Link Tracking"
And
"Keyword Lists"
This keyword list offers suggestions for keywords that are hot with low competition.
It has not been updated in 5 years.
ALSO, Jaaxy is raising some eyebrows on the internet as being an igsignificant keyword search tool.
There are times I search a speciffic keyword and it has 0 competition, but does not attract the estimated traffic.
Is this because these specific keywords are monopolized? Or possibly paid for to discourage others from choosing these keywords?
Just a thought I have had.
I understand the power of Jaaxy, but have read some negative reviews on the net. Possibly from competitor posts or something relevant.
Does this information help?
Sincerely Jacob Zwack
Oh ok.
The one on the left is Jaaxy Lite so the functionality is limited.
As a premium, we can use the Jaaxy Dashboard.
I have also read about Jaaxy reviews not only outside but within WA there are questions on the accuracy that need to be answered.
As a WA community, we need to raise this up so that any issue can be looked at and resolved.
I doubt there is monopoly in keywords results. I can't see the motive. You are not going to rank in G merely from keyword. As well as your content has value, sooner or later G will see it.
My opinion.
Joe
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How come the keyword list is not updated?
It seems it has been about 5 years since the "keyword lists" has been updated on the platform.
I understand you would like us to use jaaxy ourselves, but is there a reaso
Does it need for an update?
May be I missed something but I don't seemed to know that Jaaxy is going to be updated.
An update of a system for reasons.
If you can suggest the types of update you want to see in Jaaxy, that would be more helpful.
:)
jOe
I am actually talking about the "keyword list" found on the left hand side of our WA website. Under "tools" you will find
"Websites & Hosting"
"Link Tracking"
And
"Keyword Lists"
This keyword list offers suggestions for keywords that are hot with low competition.
It has not been updated in 5 years.
ALSO, Jaaxy is raising some eyebrows on the internet as being an igsignificant keyword search tool.
There are times I search a speciffic keyword and it has 0 competition, but does not attract the estimated traffic.
Is this because these specific keywords are monopolized? Or possibly paid for to discourage others from choosing these keywords?
Just a thought I have had.
I understand the power of Jaaxy, but have read some negative reviews on the net. Possibly from competitor posts or something relevant.
Does this information help?
Sincerely Jacob Zwack
Oh ok.
The one on the left is Jaaxy Lite so the functionality is limited.
As a premium, we can use the Jaaxy Dashboard.
I have also read about Jaaxy reviews not only outside but within WA there are questions on the accuracy that need to be answered.
As a WA community, we need to raise this up so that any issue can be looked at and resolved.
I doubt there is monopoly in keywords results. I can't see the motive. You are not going to rank in G merely from keyword. As well as your content has value, sooner or later G will see it.
My opinion.
Joe
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For each page or post? How many times should these be mentioned?
I am going through the videos again. Just want to hear from a human as well! Thanks.
Yup, each post should focus on one keyword or keyword phrase (still referred to as a keyword). Of course you'll have variations of it within your post, which is okay, but stay on target as you do so.
Kyle always says one - in the title, in the first line or paragraph and maybe a couple of other times in the content body.
How many keywords or keyword phrases should I target?
For each page or post? How many times should these be mentioned?
I am going through the videos again. Just want to hear from a human as well! Thanks.
Yup, each post should focus on one keyword or keyword phrase (still referred to as a keyword). Of course you'll have variations of it within your post, which is okay, but stay on target as you do so.
Kyle always says one - in the title, in the first line or paragraph and maybe a couple of other times in the content body.
When it comes to keywords?
Or content?
Word count?
I only use pages for stuff like Private Policy, Earnings Disclaimer, Affiliate Disclosure - the stuff that is not going to attract visitors but is useful for them once they're on your site.
Posts are much more useful in that they are automatically added to your blogroll and you can put them in categories to make them easier to find.
As far as word count is concerned a post or page should be like a mini-skirt - short enough to be interesting and long enough to cover the important parts.
The main difference is that pages need to be added to a menu to be accessed by readers. They are not automatically published to a blog roll like posts.
Some say that pages should be more like evergreen content, like pillar content. Still use keywords and and least a 1000 words in either although sometimes pages can be shorter depending on the reason for the page.
What is the significant difference between pages and posts?
When it comes to keywords?
Or content?
Word count?
I only use pages for stuff like Private Policy, Earnings Disclaimer, Affiliate Disclosure - the stuff that is not going to attract visitors but is useful for them once they're on your site.
Posts are much more useful in that they are automatically added to your blogroll and you can put them in categories to make them easier to find.
As far as word count is concerned a post or page should be like a mini-skirt - short enough to be interesting and long enough to cover the important parts.
The main difference is that pages need to be added to a menu to be accessed by readers. They are not automatically published to a blog roll like posts.
Some say that pages should be more like evergreen content, like pillar content. Still use keywords and and least a 1000 words in either although sometimes pages can be shorter depending on the reason for the page.
I have never even been there before until now, lol.