

Keywords. This is a term that very few people truly understand and because of this I wanted to go into some detail and explain what a keyword is and why it is important to your business.
Basically, a keyword is simply any "term" or "phrase" that someone types into Google when looking for something. This is the start of all SEO campaigns, paid ad campaigns, and ultimately if you understand keywords and how to find them, you are going to be VERY successful online.
To follow through this training, you are going to need to connect your Jaaxy account. This can be done within the side Jaaxy menu, under the
The process is simple and as a Starter member, you get free access to Jaaxy Starter. As a Premium member, you get full unlimited access to the more powerful version of Jaaxy Lite (and discounts on the Pro and Enterprise versions).
If you have any questions about any of the content within this video or need help coming up with keywords, do let me know and I will give you a hand.
**Another Great Video**
Alphabet Soup Technique - If you use this technique to come up with "keyword ideas" and then put them into Jaaxy or the keyword tool at WA, you are going to have unlimited keywords (regardless of the niche) at your disposal. I highly recommend you check out this video.

Each article or section of my site can be based upon a specific set of keywords...
I am sure that it will only be shown once I have gotten my WA membership, but I am worried none the less. My logic is that Jaaxy doesn't advertise that feature, and only offers the package to Wealthy Affiliates.
My continued concern stems from the fact that I do not see the option to connect my WA account to Jaaxy as shown in the video. Surely there are some updates that have effected the appearance and organization of these menus, but I want to be certain of the situation. I want to be sure that I will be getting the tools that I need.
Finally, on a slightly separate note, is the Jaaxy lite package enough to build a profitable business? What would be the incentive, if any, to upgrade to pro, or enterprise?
Thanks all,
Braedon
I'm very interested in the relationship between the fine arts and the decorative arts -- specifically Art History (painting, sculpture, architecture), and Interior Design. I AM an interior designer, as well as an art and design historian. I've been DOING ALL and TEACHING ALL for a long time. And just from what I know of these scenes here in NYC, it has been an area of growing interest for the past several years. I would like to do a blog/ site devoted to this "unity of the arts." I think it's a good "niche," but would also allow me to branch out into other "niches" from there. Even thought of a good name for the site: Art and Design Redefined. However, there is nothing at all about this in Jaaxy key words. Fine arts, yes, tons; and interior design yes. But nothing about the two together -- which is what I expected. Should I go for it anyway?
OR: just do Interior Design Redefined -- which suggests it's going to be a different take?
OR: play it safe. And this domain name was available, so I bought it: InteriorDesignStylesDefined. com. And go from there? That IS a topic people would search.
What do you think?
Any assistance here would be appreciated please.
Regina.
AVG which is 80000 and the traffic is 17000
Thanks for the well explained content Kyle!
I'm not sure I agree with the concept of 'grammatically correct' keywords. Coming from my own experience as a consumer and search-engine-user, I frequently search for keywords by omitting needless words, even if it's not grammatically correct, exactly because they turn up broader results and wastes less time of my typing. Isn't that the definition of "Keyword", or am I missing something?
Will the keyword tool be adequate to get me up and running until I have an income stream?
Q2. Once best KWs selected how do I use them? I presume in my posts, but should they be bold? or Italics? or caps? or (KW)
and how frequently per (say) 100 words, or 500 words of post?
For example, i used (smart objects) as an indication for retouching images while preserving the quality, so do i have to search about (smart objects) which doesn't make sense to most people or try to use something straight forward to what i actually mean!
I'm not sure I understood well the process of making website content and choosing keywords.
Should I first look for the low competition keywords and based on that choose the topic for my posts?
Or vice versa? I write about something I think it's useful and then search for the keywords that will promote my post?
Thanks!
Vesna
1. I typed in my keyword and I got a pop up box, covering the last 5 results that said 'Upgrade to Unlock Full Access', but I am not able to delete that box. Does that mean every time I do a search, I won't be able to see the last few results?
2. Under Domains, it reads Upgrade. I assume that means with the free trial, I can't see if that domain is available, correct?
3. I think I may have gotten a little confused with the 'Average' column. We want to target lower competition traffic, but Kyle mentioned that he aims for between 30 - 50 +. Is that the average we're looking for? I need further explanation here.
Thank you!
just checked out the Jaaxy site but it doesn't show .com or .org on the right side, as it did with your demo video. Is that because i am not a premium user at present ? My search showed some pretty good potential, if i am reading it correctly.
Please let me know when you can
thank you
sue
Thanks, Art
I got the free Jaaxy trial. Is there a way to get the ad for the upgrade to disappear? I can't see past the first 10 or 11 results. (Don't mean to complain - I'm finding all this information very helpful...but the part below the ad is all blurry...)
Thanks,
Vivienne
I would like to ask is't okay if the keywords quite long or better to have a short keywords?
And second one when I checking for keywords in Jaaxy and I found the keyword with the value of QSR is 0. Is't very good to be ranked up in search engine?
I would like to ask if anyone has been stumbling into this problem with the Jaaxy video that I just run into.
Basically I watched 6 minutes and all of a sudden it stopped working with a message saying "The video could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported".
Tried starting over the page, logging out and inn again but it still appears.
Never had any problem with the earlier videos and it is a bit annoying being that this is a main importancy tutorial regarding "keywords".
Thank you in advance for your help.
I spent last night trying to find great key words for my site. Unfortunately I used up almost 30 searches and was not successful. I found some with little competition but traffic are sometimes less than 10 and the ones with a little higher traffic have QSI that is high. What do you suggest since I've used up 29 searches in Jaaxy?
I liked the alphabet soup technique as well, considering it reveals additional keywords based on your search performed in Google, which you would copy/paste into the Jaaxy search window and search.
Overall and the Most Important Take Away from the Video:
1. Ensure your keyword/phrase is low competition (QSR).
2. Ensure your keyword/phrase makes sense.
3. Ensure your keyword/phrase is getting traffic (Avg).
This is a valuable video. Thank you Kyle.
Deborah
1. There are only ten results that can be see
2. There is no QSR
3. There is no SEO
4. There is no KQI
5. There are no Domains
If this typical for the "free" version, jaxxy may as well not offer the free version. There are no results. You must pay to get any results. Which is not a issue but really jaxxy what a dishonest way to force the sales. This really is a reflection of the idea you can't get anything for free. In jaxxy, free gets you just what you paid, nothing.
How many words is each post expected to be when creating the content? Would the system check for any grammatical errors? English is not my first language and I'm sure the content has to be at an acceptable standard of quality. How would I go around this?
Should I create multiple webpage tabs (one for each subcategory) and use my top 3 keywords for each tab, or do I focus on just one specific and build my page around that?
Thanks in advance!
2. The Jaaxy results were almost all green. Is that the reality of things?
3. Many in Jaaxy list ARE grammatically incorrect. Why is that if Google won't rank page that is incorrect?
4. I did my 1st Jaaxy search and everyting past 15 calls for an upgrade. Seems strange when the whole purpose of this training is to get experience using the tool, and now I'm limited. Kind of an "upsell" right off the bat.
I always wanted to learn affiliate marketing, I have a blog and a domain name... In the martial arts - Technical Fighter niche...
I would like to know your experience being here, if I am to move to the Premium membership...
I need real facts, proof, reason as to why I should.
I still recognize that W.A seems very legit...
I'm from Quebec, Canada
Any help, feedback I appreciate.
I'm a little confused with the total amount of key words needed and how they are used.
How many keywords is enough? 500, 1,000. 10.000? Let's say i come up with 500 keywords/keyword phrases that meet the competition and search criteria in Jaaxy, Do I write 500 articles/posts using one keyword per article/post? Or, do i take 10-15 of the keywords/phrases and try to write an article/post containing all of them?
Roughly how many keywords should you use per sentence, paragraph, page, or post? Is there a certain percentage of recommended keywords based on the size of the post or article? Are you penalized for over doing your keywords?
I just finished my Jaaxy lesson, although it provides good keywords i think is a weak tool in providing keywords for searches made in a specific language and not English. This is not very helpful considering if i want to build a website in a specific language, let's say Romanian.
Will I be prompted to purchase a domain or do I need to take the initiative to do that myself?
I typed 'Moroccan' as 'Morrocan, to see the point made by Kyle on grammer. I found plenty of sites with the incorrect version. As a customer, when I see something spelt like that, I shy away, and lose confidence in the site and product.
This video reminded me of the important details required to present a professional website.
Thank you Kyle!
I will definitely look into becoming a member of Jaaxy as I gain revenue but I'll stick to the basics for now!
Is it possible that Jaaxy doesn't work that well with keywords that are not in English? As my mother tongue is German I will also write in German and therefore search for German keywords.
I really can't believe that there is so much competition altough nobody is interested in that topic? Do you think I should look for another niche? Or do you know another keyword tool I could use?
I thought Google has a tool like that aswell? Thanks for your help, I am a little desperate right now.
ok, thanks ;)
Use Google Instant First, then the Keyword tool on WA. Doing this seems to be a way of using your 30 Jaaxy searches more effectively. I wasted 3 before it started to click then came here to see others comments.
thanks to all for your input.
The free site I created during first week of membership was before this lesson. Have chosen title for website.
If I choose to purchase domain would I have to stick to exact wording of title as in free website, or could I amend. Just mindful of Kyle's instruction regarding being grammatically correct. Not sure my website title is. Dose this matter or is it more important that any content created is grammatically correct eg full sentences!
Not sure why keyword teaching comes after we choose a website name and not before! Sure I am missing something here!