Hi All,
I am trying to understand how Jaaxy comes up with the numbers, and if it is wise to fully trust the given SEO number.
For example, I searched a phrase. It c
Wow Krazykat you hit a Key topic and some very good answers.
Green is good. Seems to me some traffic with low competition
gives more opportunity than a big fish bowl with eveyone scratching and clawing to get to the top.
Marty
Hi Krazykat,
If you see a red light, this means that the keyword would be very difficult to rank for. It is a visual gauge to help you determine which keywords to further investigate and which to avoid.
In terms of trusting Jaaxy's numbers, I did a case study a while ago which you can see here: Proof that Jaaxy Works Case Study Hope this helps!
Jay
Perfect. Thank you Jay!
It's interesting how the numbers weren't making sense to me, and after asking the question, I became enlightened. Lol.
I love the case study. That's awesome!
I get it :-)
Thank you for taking the time to come by!
300 is high number for me, I tend to go far lower. Stick to green light, it is green for good reasons. Traffic will add up. You will be ranked by many keywords and phrases.
Thank you Jovo. It is starting to make sense to me now.
Sometimes, I just need to ask the question, and then it makes more sense :-)
Krazykat,
If you do find out about this, would you let us know since I have been wondering the same thing?
I will for sure.
Upon thinking about it more and reading the responses already, I see the SEO is not necessarily about what the present traffic is. It is the likeliness of getting ranked.
The other side of my question that I should have asked is regarding a really small traffic number and a high SEO.
Ah ha! I might have just answered my own question.
The high SEO will get you ranked and then bring the traffic.
I see a blog in my near future :-)
Thank you for your respsonse. I get that. I think.
I took Shawn's advise and PM'd Jay.
I just find it a little confusing. I should probably just do what I am told and not question the tools we are given :-)
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Trying to understand jaaxy's keyword search numbers?
Hi All,
I am trying to understand how Jaaxy comes up with the numbers, and if it is wise to fully trust the given SEO number.
For example, I searched a phrase. It c
In Kyle's Keyword videos it seems that QSR is the all important figure but do you reckon on over thinking this stuff because at the end of the day we are dealing with humans and we are unpredictable at the best of times so I will stick with the teachings on the video and see if I get traffic and if I dont then I will come back to this conversation and take another route.
Yes indeed. I came to this conclusion myself. I wrote a blog on it today.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/krazykat/blog
Thanks!
Wow Krazykat you hit a Key topic and some very good answers.
Green is good. Seems to me some traffic with low competition
gives more opportunity than a big fish bowl with eveyone scratching and clawing to get to the top.
Marty
Hi Krazykat,
If you see a red light, this means that the keyword would be very difficult to rank for. It is a visual gauge to help you determine which keywords to further investigate and which to avoid.
In terms of trusting Jaaxy's numbers, I did a case study a while ago which you can see here: Proof that Jaaxy Works Case Study Hope this helps!
Jay
Perfect. Thank you Jay!
It's interesting how the numbers weren't making sense to me, and after asking the question, I became enlightened. Lol.
I love the case study. That's awesome!
I get it :-)
Thank you for taking the time to come by!
300 is high number for me, I tend to go far lower. Stick to green light, it is green for good reasons. Traffic will add up. You will be ranked by many keywords and phrases.
Thank you Jovo. It is starting to make sense to me now.
Sometimes, I just need to ask the question, and then it makes more sense :-)
Krazykat,
If you do find out about this, would you let us know since I have been wondering the same thing?
I will for sure.
Upon thinking about it more and reading the responses already, I see the SEO is not necessarily about what the present traffic is. It is the likeliness of getting ranked.
The other side of my question that I should have asked is regarding a really small traffic number and a high SEO.
Ah ha! I might have just answered my own question.
The high SEO will get you ranked and then bring the traffic.
I see a blog in my near future :-)
Thank you for your respsonse. I get that. I think.
I took Shawn's advise and PM'd Jay.
I just find it a little confusing. I should probably just do what I am told and not question the tools we are given :-)
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Does anyone have experience with or know about SwagBucks? Is it legit?
It's been recommended to me as a supplement to my website business.
Comments and/or explanati
I have become a member of SwagBucks, but have not done a whole lot with it as of yet. It seems I don't have enough time to spend any where but here at WA! I do searches through SwagBucks and if you answer questions and things like that you can earn bucks.
Let me know what you think if you decide to try it!!!
Thanks
Sheila
Thank you Sheila. From all of the wonderful answers I have received, I have the impression that it would be a lot of work for not much reward.
It could be good for someone who wanted to do it for the fun of it though.
See Andre has give you the link to give you more insights, I think it does work but does not yield a great deal
Yes, they make it sound like a wonderful opportunity. It does appear to require a lot of one's time. I suppose that would be okay for some who wanted to do it for fun. I'll spend my time on my websites and here at WA. Thank you!!
some people do manage a full time job of survey's etc you would be better perhaps doing work for fiverr.com or something.. have a good week
Swagbucks - Earn $ to help pay for WA This is a link from another member here.
You can also type in Swagbucks in the top question box for some more info.
Take care
Andre
Your welcome you will be surprised how much information you can get within WA, particularly when you type a few words in the question box.
Take care wishing you well.
Andre
If you are into doing online surveys and completing special offers, this might be for you, but it's not easy and will take much more of your time than I think you might not like. It's totally legal but it's also kinda borderline scammy too.
It's been suggested to me in times past and looks too much like a waste of time.
Thank you! It is looking like a waste of time. I would much rather put my time into my sites. It does look scammy to me. We do all the work, and they make the big bucks :-) Thanks again!
Heck yeah! you will do much better putting the time into your campaigns. When I tried surveys years ago, I could only get to do the 25-cent ones most of the time and those could take up to 30 minutes to do! If you purchase all name-brand stuff, have a family with young kids, two-car garage with late-model cars and a big house, you would get some of the better-paying ones. Otherwise, they're pretty darned picky about who gets those. I got out of it and never looked back.
It's nice to hear from someone who has tried it. Thanks for clarifying exactly what I was wondering.
Thank you!
these people?
Kind of reminds me of Bit-Coin.
but/?????
Don't quote me.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swagbucks
Wow, I never thought of looking it up in Wikipedia! That's great info. Thank you. It's looking like it would be a waste of time for not a whole lot of reward.
Yep, totally legit. Here, read Kyles review
http://waystoavoidscamsonline.com/is-swagbucks-a-scam-or-worthwhile-opportunity
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Does anyone know about swagbucks?
Does anyone have experience with or know about SwagBucks? Is it legit?
It's been recommended to me as a supplement to my website business.
Comments and/or explanati
I have become a member of SwagBucks, but have not done a whole lot with it as of yet. It seems I don't have enough time to spend any where but here at WA! I do searches through SwagBucks and if you answer questions and things like that you can earn bucks.
Let me know what you think if you decide to try it!!!
Thanks
Sheila
Thank you Sheila. From all of the wonderful answers I have received, I have the impression that it would be a lot of work for not much reward.
It could be good for someone who wanted to do it for the fun of it though.
See Andre has give you the link to give you more insights, I think it does work but does not yield a great deal
Yes, they make it sound like a wonderful opportunity. It does appear to require a lot of one's time. I suppose that would be okay for some who wanted to do it for fun. I'll spend my time on my websites and here at WA. Thank you!!
some people do manage a full time job of survey's etc you would be better perhaps doing work for fiverr.com or something.. have a good week
Swagbucks - Earn $ to help pay for WA This is a link from another member here.
You can also type in Swagbucks in the top question box for some more info.
Take care
Andre
Your welcome you will be surprised how much information you can get within WA, particularly when you type a few words in the question box.
Take care wishing you well.
Andre
If you are into doing online surveys and completing special offers, this might be for you, but it's not easy and will take much more of your time than I think you might not like. It's totally legal but it's also kinda borderline scammy too.
It's been suggested to me in times past and looks too much like a waste of time.
Thank you! It is looking like a waste of time. I would much rather put my time into my sites. It does look scammy to me. We do all the work, and they make the big bucks :-) Thanks again!
Heck yeah! you will do much better putting the time into your campaigns. When I tried surveys years ago, I could only get to do the 25-cent ones most of the time and those could take up to 30 minutes to do! If you purchase all name-brand stuff, have a family with young kids, two-car garage with late-model cars and a big house, you would get some of the better-paying ones. Otherwise, they're pretty darned picky about who gets those. I got out of it and never looked back.
It's nice to hear from someone who has tried it. Thanks for clarifying exactly what I was wondering.
Thank you!
these people?
Kind of reminds me of Bit-Coin.
but/?????
Don't quote me.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swagbucks
Wow, I never thought of looking it up in Wikipedia! That's great info. Thank you. It's looking like it would be a waste of time for not a whole lot of reward.
Yep, totally legit. Here, read Kyles review
http://waystoavoidscamsonline.com/is-swagbucks-a-scam-or-worthwhile-opportunity
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Hi All,
I was about to come out of my comfort zone and write my first blog.
Before I did anything I am not supposed to do, I read the blog rules once again.
R
Yes as mentioned, I was going to suggest Pixabay, just don't use the first row in each page, that is Shutterstock and they WILL make you pay. All the rest are free.
Best to create your own text/ dialogue
Pictures... best to use our own camera, or "maybe" use portions of a free picture, removing any thing in that picture that may reveal personal information.
Go with what kyle said.
I erred in this area once.
you can be creative.. IF you have a good handle on photoshop, or paint shop Pro.
Are you good with art work?
A picture can look like what it is not
But it take up time to do.
Well that was just weird. My whole message didn't send. I tried to say thank you for learning for me!
I hear you. I don't have a great handle on Photoshop yet but I am artistic and do have a knack to figure things out. I have to prioritize my time. For now, it might be better off spent on developing a website than trying to produce creative blogs. I'll get there eventually. Thanks again.
I google you can use the search help function and select the users rights, some are free to use
For more options Free Images, free photo's, free cliparts, free pictures
Hi Loes,
Pisquali mentioned this one. I don't see it on your list :-)
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Thanks again!
Yes you can copy and paste pictures.. You need to put other peoples content, in your own words...
That make sense. Thank you! I was wondering too about pictures. When a person Googles a topic and images come up, are they free for the taking? Are their any copyright restrictions that need to be respected?
If it is copyrighted , It usually has a watermark or they make it impossible for you to copy in the first place... I wouldn't worry too much unless you are taking it from a professional photographer..
# 4 refers to not copy and pasting other peoples material or blogs from your own website. This would be considered duplicate or in another's material, plagiarism. I use pixabay.com for a lot of my images that do not have a copyright. There are a lot of other places to get free images also.
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Please clarify 4 in wa blog rules?
Hi All,
I was about to come out of my comfort zone and write my first blog.
Before I did anything I am not supposed to do, I read the blog rules once again.
R
Yes as mentioned, I was going to suggest Pixabay, just don't use the first row in each page, that is Shutterstock and they WILL make you pay. All the rest are free.
Best to create your own text/ dialogue
Pictures... best to use our own camera, or "maybe" use portions of a free picture, removing any thing in that picture that may reveal personal information.
Go with what kyle said.
I erred in this area once.
you can be creative.. IF you have a good handle on photoshop, or paint shop Pro.
Are you good with art work?
A picture can look like what it is not
But it take up time to do.
Well that was just weird. My whole message didn't send. I tried to say thank you for learning for me!
I hear you. I don't have a great handle on Photoshop yet but I am artistic and do have a knack to figure things out. I have to prioritize my time. For now, it might be better off spent on developing a website than trying to produce creative blogs. I'll get there eventually. Thanks again.
I google you can use the search help function and select the users rights, some are free to use
For more options Free Images, free photo's, free cliparts, free pictures
Hi Loes,
Pisquali mentioned this one. I don't see it on your list :-)
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Thanks again!
Yes you can copy and paste pictures.. You need to put other peoples content, in your own words...
That make sense. Thank you! I was wondering too about pictures. When a person Googles a topic and images come up, are they free for the taking? Are their any copyright restrictions that need to be respected?
If it is copyrighted , It usually has a watermark or they make it impossible for you to copy in the first place... I wouldn't worry too much unless you are taking it from a professional photographer..
# 4 refers to not copy and pasting other peoples material or blogs from your own website. This would be considered duplicate or in another's material, plagiarism. I use pixabay.com for a lot of my images that do not have a copyright. There are a lot of other places to get free images also.
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Hi All.
Those who have been in some of my conversations might think I am a little security paranoid. Well, maybe I am but my hubby is much worse!
I just bought a ne
Lol. Thanks. All of the other great responses are giving me good reason to keep it. Maybe I will just to spite hubby. I dunno. We'll see. Regardless, thank you.
I have used Chrome exclusively since its inception, too many years ago. I find it easy to use, lightweight on your resources. Firefox is probably second with Internet Explorer a sad joke. Not sure about Edge, but have put that in the same basket as its ancestor Internet Explorer.
Your password saving can be turned off by clicking on the three dots at the top right of your browser. Choose Settings. Under Basics there is a Save Passwords option. You will see all the sites that passwords have been saved for. You can turn the whole shebang off by toggling the switch on the right hand top.
I hope that helps.
That helps a lot. Thank you.
I am not understanding why my husband dislikes it and distrusts it so much. I think he perceives Google to be Big Brother. That could be it.
There might be a little truth to that but with technology these days, I don't think there is any getting away from that completely.
Us old fashioned people need to embrace it a little more and use it for our benefit. There is no point in fighting it :-)
Your response is very helpful. Thanks again!
I work on the theory that if Google thinks my life is that interesting then they are going to be grossly disappointed. ;-)
Hi Val. It really is not an issue with Chrome. It is the same on all browsers. Even Firefox. Chrome is just more assuming, like Internet Explorer, that they know what you want. If you want to change how Chrome remembers or removed saved passwords here is a link to the instructions to do so. This will also keep you from having to restore your device.
https://support.google.com/chrome/
Then go into the search bar and search for Manage Saved Passwords and you will have the info you need.
That's wonderful. Thank you so much. With so many great responses, I am feeling much better.
I am glad I asked the question!
I prefer Chrome, I am only one who lives here and uses the computer.so not a problem. Would be searching for different venue if others lived here
Hi Val
Maybe I'm naive but I'm not a conspiracy theorist, chrome works just fine for me, I like that it holds my passwords (but it only does so after I answer "yes" to their question when I put a new one into a site somewhere...it's not done automatically)...I could use Firefox or IE or the new Windows Edge in W10 but I'm happy enough and I've got used to it.
If Google is looking to take over my little life they are welcome to it....they've made things a lot easier for me over the years so I'm not bothered if they want a little something in return.......if they invade my online world I'll just go and get a new browser and search buddy...or retire from online completely and get back to reality on the beach!!
Mark
Hahaha. Great response. Thanks so much, Mark.
That beach sounds like pretty good option too! Lol.
I used Chrome briefly - but I prefer Firefox....I hadn't realise that Chrome saves all your passwords.....thanks for that Val...I will definitely avoid it from now on....I am now using Firefox combined with LastPass password manager which keeps my passwords encryted in a vault and signs me in whenever I go to a web-site that I have "saved" on the system - makes life so much easier for me....
Don't take my word as verbatim. I am trying to figure this stuff out myself and keep my identity and my finances safe at the same time.
Thanks for your response!
Hi.
Chrome, and every other browser, will store names, passwords etc locally (ie. on your device - not on the internet). You can turn it off, or clear it from time to time - but I personally like it - it saves time.
Try this: http://ccm.net/faq/15063-samsung-galaxy-tab-restore-your-browser-to-default-settings
Third question - to a degree, but it's best to be these days - and do as you've done, ask if you're unsure.
All the best, Mark
Thank you so much Mark!
And thanks for the restore link. I didn't even think of doing a search for that. I was in panic mode :-)
I don't think that Firefox saves my passwords - although maybe if I signed into the service to "synchronise" (errmmm......) my bookmarks it may.
I use a third party password manager which saves the passwords I want it to and can also generate a password for me if I wish (although I tend to use my own passwords as I like to write them down as well)
The only password I usually have to type in myself is the one that gets me into the password manager - hence the name of the manager being "Lastpass" - it being the "last password" I will ever have to remember....:0)
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Chrome browser and security? my husband is mad at me!
Hi All.
Those who have been in some of my conversations might think I am a little security paranoid. Well, maybe I am but my hubby is much worse!
I just bought a ne
Lol. Thanks. All of the other great responses are giving me good reason to keep it. Maybe I will just to spite hubby. I dunno. We'll see. Regardless, thank you.
I have used Chrome exclusively since its inception, too many years ago. I find it easy to use, lightweight on your resources. Firefox is probably second with Internet Explorer a sad joke. Not sure about Edge, but have put that in the same basket as its ancestor Internet Explorer.
Your password saving can be turned off by clicking on the three dots at the top right of your browser. Choose Settings. Under Basics there is a Save Passwords option. You will see all the sites that passwords have been saved for. You can turn the whole shebang off by toggling the switch on the right hand top.
I hope that helps.
That helps a lot. Thank you.
I am not understanding why my husband dislikes it and distrusts it so much. I think he perceives Google to be Big Brother. That could be it.
There might be a little truth to that but with technology these days, I don't think there is any getting away from that completely.
Us old fashioned people need to embrace it a little more and use it for our benefit. There is no point in fighting it :-)
Your response is very helpful. Thanks again!
I work on the theory that if Google thinks my life is that interesting then they are going to be grossly disappointed. ;-)
Hi Val. It really is not an issue with Chrome. It is the same on all browsers. Even Firefox. Chrome is just more assuming, like Internet Explorer, that they know what you want. If you want to change how Chrome remembers or removed saved passwords here is a link to the instructions to do so. This will also keep you from having to restore your device.
https://support.google.com/chrome/
Then go into the search bar and search for Manage Saved Passwords and you will have the info you need.
That's wonderful. Thank you so much. With so many great responses, I am feeling much better.
I am glad I asked the question!
I prefer Chrome, I am only one who lives here and uses the computer.so not a problem. Would be searching for different venue if others lived here
Hi Val
Maybe I'm naive but I'm not a conspiracy theorist, chrome works just fine for me, I like that it holds my passwords (but it only does so after I answer "yes" to their question when I put a new one into a site somewhere...it's not done automatically)...I could use Firefox or IE or the new Windows Edge in W10 but I'm happy enough and I've got used to it.
If Google is looking to take over my little life they are welcome to it....they've made things a lot easier for me over the years so I'm not bothered if they want a little something in return.......if they invade my online world I'll just go and get a new browser and search buddy...or retire from online completely and get back to reality on the beach!!
Mark
Hahaha. Great response. Thanks so much, Mark.
That beach sounds like pretty good option too! Lol.
I used Chrome briefly - but I prefer Firefox....I hadn't realise that Chrome saves all your passwords.....thanks for that Val...I will definitely avoid it from now on....I am now using Firefox combined with LastPass password manager which keeps my passwords encryted in a vault and signs me in whenever I go to a web-site that I have "saved" on the system - makes life so much easier for me....
Don't take my word as verbatim. I am trying to figure this stuff out myself and keep my identity and my finances safe at the same time.
Thanks for your response!
Hi.
Chrome, and every other browser, will store names, passwords etc locally (ie. on your device - not on the internet). You can turn it off, or clear it from time to time - but I personally like it - it saves time.
Try this: http://ccm.net/faq/15063-samsung-galaxy-tab-restore-your-browser-to-default-settings
Third question - to a degree, but it's best to be these days - and do as you've done, ask if you're unsure.
All the best, Mark
Thank you so much Mark!
And thanks for the restore link. I didn't even think of doing a search for that. I was in panic mode :-)
I don't think that Firefox saves my passwords - although maybe if I signed into the service to "synchronise" (errmmm......) my bookmarks it may.
I use a third party password manager which saves the passwords I want it to and can also generate a password for me if I wish (although I tend to use my own passwords as I like to write them down as well)
The only password I usually have to type in myself is the one that gets me into the password manager - hence the name of the manager being "Lastpass" - it being the "last password" I will ever have to remember....:0)
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Hi All. I have been here for just over one week, and in that short time, I have already received so many great trainings and tips from various members.
So far, most of th
Steveos comment below is so true. The clearest path is to stick to the training. I have been side tracked many times by trainings from others. My progress would definitely been faster if I had simply kept to the official training. Do yourself a favor and trust the system.
You can bookmark stuff just got to the training you click the star and it will go yellow, and give it a name
Thanks! With the help of others, I finally figured that out.....a great tool. WA's site is extremely well built and remarkably user friendly. Some of us are slower than others to figure that out :-) Thanks to Kyle and Carson for setting exemplary examples for us to follow and learn from.
People are spitting out training's at an unprecedented rate lately. Many of them are redundant and a lot of the stuff is already covered in the regular training.
I would stick mostly to training as Kyle has laid it out and ask questions if you get stuck on something.
Yes, I'll say they are! Your suggestion makes good sense and much less overwhelming.......sounds like a great idea! Thank you!
Agree with Kyle plus I also open another folder in my email system and file the email notifications in there......you can always review what you have and open the training from each link, simples!!!
Interesting you say that. For my contracting business, my email address jives with Windows live. In that case, I do create files and successfully keep everything organized in its' place. I love it.
Krazykat is using gmail which is as new to me as WA is. I don't see a way to create files on it. Are you familiar with gmail? Am I just missing something?
How to create folders/labels in gmail.....enjoy!!
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1mlrgr_how-to-organize-emails-by-creating-labels-folders-in-gmail-make-folders-in-gmail_tech
Good luck,
Mark
You can use the bookmarking system to organize things. Here is a description on how to use this: A New Spin on Bookmarking your Favorite Stuff at WA! I think this is exactly what you are looking for here. :)
I do not, but Kyle's videos are always on display to help you. I think I've gone back a couple of time and watched them over to make sure I was doing things right.
Yes. I assume that Kyle's videos will certainly cover the main stuff! It's those extra little nuggets from you and others that I am going to figure out a way to organize for reference.Thank you for your reply!
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How do you organize wa member trainings for easy reference?
Hi All. I have been here for just over one week, and in that short time, I have already received so many great trainings and tips from various members.
So far, most of th
Steveos comment below is so true. The clearest path is to stick to the training. I have been side tracked many times by trainings from others. My progress would definitely been faster if I had simply kept to the official training. Do yourself a favor and trust the system.
You can bookmark stuff just got to the training you click the star and it will go yellow, and give it a name
Thanks! With the help of others, I finally figured that out.....a great tool. WA's site is extremely well built and remarkably user friendly. Some of us are slower than others to figure that out :-) Thanks to Kyle and Carson for setting exemplary examples for us to follow and learn from.
People are spitting out training's at an unprecedented rate lately. Many of them are redundant and a lot of the stuff is already covered in the regular training.
I would stick mostly to training as Kyle has laid it out and ask questions if you get stuck on something.
Yes, I'll say they are! Your suggestion makes good sense and much less overwhelming.......sounds like a great idea! Thank you!
Agree with Kyle plus I also open another folder in my email system and file the email notifications in there......you can always review what you have and open the training from each link, simples!!!
Interesting you say that. For my contracting business, my email address jives with Windows live. In that case, I do create files and successfully keep everything organized in its' place. I love it.
Krazykat is using gmail which is as new to me as WA is. I don't see a way to create files on it. Are you familiar with gmail? Am I just missing something?
How to create folders/labels in gmail.....enjoy!!
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1mlrgr_how-to-organize-emails-by-creating-labels-folders-in-gmail-make-folders-in-gmail_tech
Good luck,
Mark
You can use the bookmarking system to organize things. Here is a description on how to use this: A New Spin on Bookmarking your Favorite Stuff at WA! I think this is exactly what you are looking for here. :)
I do not, but Kyle's videos are always on display to help you. I think I've gone back a couple of time and watched them over to make sure I was doing things right.
Yes. I assume that Kyle's videos will certainly cover the main stuff! It's those extra little nuggets from you and others that I am going to figure out a way to organize for reference.Thank you for your reply!
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In Kyle's Keyword videos it seems that QSR is the all important figure but do you reckon on over thinking this stuff because at the end of the day we are dealing with humans and we are unpredictable at the best of times so I will stick with the teachings on the video and see if I get traffic and if I dont then I will come back to this conversation and take another route.
Yes indeed. I came to this conclusion myself. I wrote a blog on it today.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/krazykat/blog
Thanks!