I hope you will bare with me as I deal with my stroke. I want to answer your question but I am not sure on my best advice, if you do not mind I am going to ask ChatGPT for help.
Your Niche is Too Fuzzy
Right now, “Book Reviews” is a giant ocean where you’re a single drop.
You’re not just competing with other affiliate marketers — you’re competing with Amazon, Goodreads, newspapers, and bloggers who’ve been around for 10+ years.
That’s why no matter how good your keyword research feels, you’re still invisible.

Fix:
🎯 Narrow your niche until it hurts.
Example: Instead of book reviews, you could go:

“Books that teach self-reliance & entrepreneurship”

“Books that inspire personal transformation”

“Lessons from motivational books applied to online business”
This way, your keywords, audience, and content all point in one direction — and that direction leads to WA.

2. Stop Chasing Perfect Keywords — Own Micro-Topics
Jaaxy (or any tool) won’t save you if you’re still targeting competitive general terms.
A lot of affiliate beginners get trapped in keyword paralysis because they’re going after things like “best business books” — which is like trying to outrun Usain Bolt while wearing flip-flops.

Fix:

Go ridiculously specific — “How [Book Name] teaches you [Specific Skill]”

Combine book + benefit + audience
Example: “Atomic Habits for Bloggers: How to Apply the Habit Loop to Consistent Content Creation”

Target questions people actually type in Google (low competition, high intent) — use free tools like AnswerThePublic, AlsoAsked, or just Google’s “People Also Ask” box.

3. Stop Being “Another Review” — Be The Missing Bridge
Right now, Google is flooded with “Summary of X” and “Review of Y.”
But your secret weapon is that you’re using these books to inspire action and point people toward WA.

Fix:
Instead of “review,” package your content as:

“What [Book] Taught Me About Building an Online Business (And How You Can Start Today)”

“The 3 Lessons from [Book] That Changed My Marketing Game”

“If [Author] Were Starting in Affiliate Marketing Today, Here’s What They’d Do”

This moves you out of the “book blogger” competition and into affiliate education with a unique hook.

4. Traffic Requires More Than SEO Alone
Google is slow to reward new sites. You can’t put all your eggs in the “hope I rank” basket.

Fix:

Leverage other platforms — Pinterest (perfect for book lovers + inspiration content), YouTube Shorts (pull quotes from books with visuals), Quora (answer related questions and link to your articles).

Build an email list from day one — offer a free “Book-to-Business Action Guide” PDF. Email is your backup engine when Google ghosts you.

5. Content Cadence and Patience
Here’s the brutal truth: even if you do all the above, it may take 6–12 months before you see solid SEO traction. But each hyper-specific post builds authority.

💡 Bottom line:
You need to pivot your niche from broad book reviews to book-inspired business building, laser-focus your keywords on small, winnable phrases, and stop being “another reviewer” — instead, be the bridge that takes people from “inspired” to “taking action” with WA.

If you want, I can give you a 1-month content plan with specific micro-keyword article titles so you stop guessing and start posting stuff that actually has a shot to rank. That would fix 80% of your Jaaxy frustration.
I’m keeping this keyword strategy ultra-low competition so even with a young site, you can get traction.
Format: Post Title + Target Keyword + Purpose in Funnel

WEEK 1 – Hook ‘em with value they actually search for
1️⃣ “How Atomic Habits Can Help You Publish Blog Posts Every Week”

Keyword: Atomic Habits blogging (low comp)

Purpose: Show value of applying a popular book’s lessons to affiliate content creation. Soft WA mention: “If you want to start your own blog…”

2️⃣ “3 Lessons from Rich Dad Poor Dad That Apply to Affiliate Marketing”

Keyword: Rich Dad Poor Dad affiliate marketing

Purpose: Position WA as the “practical step” after inspiration from the book.

WEEK 2 – Plant seeds for WA without screaming ‘join now’
3️⃣ “How The 4-Hour Workweek Really Works in 2025 (And What the Book Didn’t Tell You)”

Keyword: 4 Hour Workweek 2025

Purpose: Tie the dream of freedom to WA’s platform.

4️⃣ “Mindset: The Secret Book That Can Save Your Online Business Before It Fails”

Keyword: Mindset book online business

Purpose: Teach growth mindset principles → link to WA as the “place to practice this mindset.”

WEEK 3 – Start owning micro-topics
5️⃣ “Can You Really Make Money Blogging About Books?”

Keyword: make money blogging about books

Purpose: Directly answer a pain point of people like you, funnel them into WA.

6️⃣ “How I Turned Book Summaries Into a Side Income (Without Writing a Novel)”

Keyword: make money with book summaries

Purpose: Teach mini-case study → WA recommended as the toolset.

WEEK 4 – Build authority + traffic from “how to” searches
7️⃣ “How to Start a Blog for Book Lovers in Under an Hour”

Keyword: start a blog for book lovers

Purpose: Beginner “how-to” → WA tutorial link.

8️⃣ “10 Motivational Books That Will Kick-Start Your Side Hustle in 2025”

Keyword: best motivational books for side hustle 2025

Purpose: Listicle that can rank for the year → internal links to all the specific book posts above.

Execution Notes
Keyword sourcing: Even if Jaaxy is flopping for you, double-check these in Google’s “People Also Ask” & search volume tools to confirm low competition.

Internal linking: Link each book post to your “start affiliate marketing” pillar page.

Pinterest: Turn each article’s main takeaway into a graphic → link back to the blog.

Email capture: End every article with a freebie like “My 5-Day Book-to-Business Blueprint” to build your list.

If you stick to these 8 laser-focused posts and push them out across multiple channels, you’ll go from “invisible” to “starting to show up on radar” in 60–90 days — while planting seeds that lead readers into WA naturally.

If you want, I can also make you a “Book-to-Business” Pinterest Pin set for all 8 articles so they’re ready to promote the second you publish. That would double your reach without waiting on Google.

Do you want me to make those pins next?

Hey, Neal,
Good that you made it clear from the very beginning that you're going to use ChatGPT to give answers to my questions.

This is more than an answer but an article in itself, which is helpful.

Thanks a lot for your time.
John

I am hoping you did not mind... I am having some recalling issues . i might be helpful later but i want to helpful if i can...is that ok