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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.
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DBeuscher
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I can see how this can help in ones choice of content as well as choice of niche. once the niche is "niched" I still have to work at coming up with relevant content, which is where this keyword searching will be a big help. A little overwhelming at first, but not rocket science.
Each article or section of my site can be based upon a specific set of keywords...
Each article or section of my site can be based upon a specific set of keywords...
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CiberTiger
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Hi, ? am I doing something wrong or in JaxxyLite, is it necessary to hit each QSR as doesn't just load it up? Other than that. Another informative training. I really need this as tried once on my own and got frustrated. So nice to straightforward training and platform to work with. Cheerz
Ryan40
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Hi CiberTiger, yh you do have to press on the QSR each time to get it instant you hae to upgrade to the jaaxy enterprise.
All the best
All the best
CiberTiger
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Braedon
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I don´t see mention of Jaaxy lite anywhere within Jaaxy.
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 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
feigner
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Hi - Jaaxy lite is only offered within WA. this is the reason you don't see it advertised in jaaxy as a standalone tool
once you upgrade you will link your jaaxy account to jaaxy, either the free lite or pro or enterprise.
Can you survive with lite - yes you can - it is a little restrictive but usable. as with all of these tools remember the data is only as good as the source. use it as a gauge not absolute.
you do get all the tools you need to create an online business with your premium account except for a domain - you need to purchase that seperately at about $14 per year.
If you are committed to making a go of an online business then yeah sign up for a month to make sure - and if you are then go yearly- shows committment.
if you upgrade you do get slightly better package, is it worth it - to me not at the start - yes you will spend a little more time finding keywords and topics, but if you want to keep the price down then go with the lite and see how it goes.
good luck with your decision.
Phil
Don't forget once you go WA premium you cannot drop back to a free member on that account.
once you upgrade you will link your jaaxy account to jaaxy, either the free lite or pro or enterprise.
Can you survive with lite - yes you can - it is a little restrictive but usable. as with all of these tools remember the data is only as good as the source. use it as a gauge not absolute.
you do get all the tools you need to create an online business with your premium account except for a domain - you need to purchase that seperately at about $14 per year.
If you are committed to making a go of an online business then yeah sign up for a month to make sure - and if you are then go yearly- shows committment.
if you upgrade you do get slightly better package, is it worth it - to me not at the start - yes you will spend a little more time finding keywords and topics, but if you want to keep the price down then go with the lite and see how it goes.
good luck with your decision.
Phil
Don't forget once you go WA premium you cannot drop back to a free member on that account.
Braedon
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I cannot go back to a fee account, okay. Even so, I would still have my domain correct? And I assume that would mean not having access to any of the tools (in house as well as wordpress and Jaaxy), correct?
Thank you for clarifying all of that for me. Yeah, I´ve been thinking that the yearly investment will be worthwhile. After the first month, the price of 7 months would be worth an entire year. That investment would guarantee my persistence as well. Internal motivation is best, but a little external motivation can't hurt.
Thanks Phil
Braedon
Thank you for clarifying all of that for me. Yeah, I´ve been thinking that the yearly investment will be worthwhile. After the first month, the price of 7 months would be worth an entire year. That investment would guarantee my persistence as well. Internal motivation is best, but a little external motivation can't hurt.
Thanks Phil
Braedon
feigner
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if you stop paying you have 30 days to move your site to a new host and sort any problems out - otherwise youwould go though the course once - stop paying and get you hosting for free! that would be nice, but isn't going to happen.
The price of the yearly does make sense - to me anyway, it works out to be almost half price as you say.
Good luck Braedon
Phil
The price of the yearly does make sense - to me anyway, it works out to be almost half price as you say.
Good luck Braedon
Phil
fortune2018
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This video was really great in explaining keywords, and in informing us how we should rank keywords based on the competition, and the amount of traffick etc. I feel that once I get actual content in my page, that I have a great chance at truly succeeding with my niche. I can't wait until my page is up and running, and generating an extra income for my family and I. I feel blessed to have found this program.
TRyan2
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Hi. Me again! I just read your profile, and like all you have to say. It's exactly how I'm attacking this material. At a comfortable pace, but also, today I wanted to DO SOMETHING. Not just read instructions, but START MOVING. That was diving into Jaaxy -- which really got me over the niche hump, and the fear that there wouldn't be viable key words/ topics for me. I actually have 2 good ones, that are related...and I need some feedback on my "main" one. Would you mind? I didn't want to put it out to the entire community, as I was afraid of getting a lot of conflicting replies. Here's the story:
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?
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?
Dscripture
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I think you should use the "phrases" exactly as you would type them in when you wanted to Google something, because that is exactly what the average person would do. Your idea is extremely specific as is my niche and therefore "most" folks aren't going to know the terminology that someone in your area of expertise would commonly use. I think the thing that will make you stand out is the Interior Design Redefined ! After all, that is what sets you apart from the competition! you want folks to visit you who are interested in such a combination I would think. Anyway, I am someone who will visit you as I have a love of decorative arts and with strong slant toward history! Fine art should be incorporated into every home to express one's own personality and taste! There, that would be a good idea for philosophy statement or blog...take it and go with it! Truly wishing you success, and lets stay in touch. I'm not on here very much as I have an actual physical farm to run, but I am very interested and would love to follow your progress and success!
TRyan2
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I can't thank you enough! I love that -- Interior Design Redefined! I just bought the domain. I had thought of that at one point, but had some doubts about it, in terms of being able to work in the fine arts parts -- which is more than just including art in your interior. But what I see now is that what I want to communicate about the fine arts is, in effect, the "redefined" part. I think this will be it!n
Yes, let's do keep in touch. ;)
Yes, let's do keep in touch. ;)
TRyan2
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So, what REALLY MATTERS in terms of driving traffic to your site is the keywords you uses as titles of your posts and/or in that copy -- NOT necessarily your domain name or title of web site, correct? Obviously, they should be related, but it's the keywords in your posts that matter most, right? I'm asking because I don't want to get too caught up in finding the perfect words for title of the web site.
How close does the actual phrase in my post need to match the keyword phrase in Jaaxy for it to help my Google ranking? For example, if Jaaxy gives "definitive guide android" as a strong keyword, does the phrase in my post need to be identical, or could I get as good results with something like "...definitive guide to repairing an android"?
JamesAnders1
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Your guide in Jaaxy is QSR this refers to the number of competing website on Google for the exact keyword. So, if "definitive guide android" returns 50 QSR, that means the are 50 competing website on google for that exact term.
QSR , relevancy of the keyword to your content, and it must make sense when you read it, are your guiding factors. Some keyword search terms don't make sense when you read them. Don't use them.
Jaaxy is the only keyword tool to give the number of competing website for keywords, that is a huge advantage.
Hope this helps.
James
QSR , relevancy of the keyword to your content, and it must make sense when you read it, are your guiding factors. Some keyword search terms don't make sense when you read them. Don't use them.
Jaaxy is the only keyword tool to give the number of competing website for keywords, that is a huge advantage.
Hope this helps.
James
ReginaO1
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This lesson is quite interesting. Initially I found it a bit complicated but after viewing the video several times and reading through the text I got the gist of it. However my question is...if after doing my research and I find the right keyword, how am I to use it in my post, am I to use it as the title of the post only or to populate the entire post with the keyword?
Any assistance here would be appreciated please.
Regina.
Any assistance here would be appreciated please.
Regina.
AZdude
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I believe the whole point of doing the keyword research is to find A domain name that has
less competition, and thus giving you An advantage on the search engine.
So, you find the best available domain first, then create your website around
that domain. It's like reverse engineering.With less competition, you can get higher rankings, and more traffic. I hope this helps.
less competition, and thus giving you An advantage on the search engine.
So, you find the best available domain first, then create your website around
that domain. It's like reverse engineering.With less competition, you can get higher rankings, and more traffic. I hope this helps.
RickFoster
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I don't see why someone would want to upgrade to Jaxxy pro as the number one feature I would want is to not have to click to get the QSR. One other feature would be to sort a sub set of the key words. In some ways not having the QSR automatic allows you to quickly eliminate the keywords that are blank (which you did not get the QSR) when it sorts low to high. Still as a programmer and user I could see value in two sort options (especially if had Enterprise);, those checked or all items. Just a thought, Rick
nikkirich
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wow thanks Kyle lots of good information! What about my traffic? Where do i put my traffic? Where do i put the emails i get from potential customers. Am i creating a list somewhere i dont know about.. And would if a word has no= KQI or no=Seo or no=QSR its just blank except for the
AVG which is 80000 and the traffic is 17000
AVG which is 80000 and the traffic is 17000
wealthysevi
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I just can't say enough about this training since lesson 1. This is just awesome content. I have been in numerous of SEO trainings before, and nothing compares to the WA courses. It's frankly the first time that I am learning something so easy and straightforward to implement. Thanks again guys!
Bob-1
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That provides a lot of options for research. Once the list is built do you keep doing new searches usually or just work of the list you've created for a while? How often are we desirably wanting to add content - 1 a day, 1 every two days - for a brand new site? I'm just thinking of the time it may take to construct quality content. And, last question for now, do how quickly do you fill up the 25 list max or is that plenty for what we'll be doing?
Thanks for the well explained content Kyle!
Thanks for the well explained content Kyle!
DEversley
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Hi Bob!
2 to 3 posts per week is generally recommended.
Also, Jaaxy searches are now unlimited for the included version. Jaaxy is Now the Official Keyword Tool of Wealthy Affiliate!
2 to 3 posts per week is generally recommended.
Also, Jaaxy searches are now unlimited for the included version. Jaaxy is Now the Official Keyword Tool of Wealthy Affiliate!
Griz2014
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This was a very good video. I understand how Jaaxy works from the video. But there is so much to learn from Jaaxy. I know I will review this lesson a bit more than the previous ones. I want to dig deeper into the 'keyword' process with Jaaxy and make sure I have a full understanding of how it works. I'm intrigued with Jaaxy.
DKL
Premium
Very informative video, thanks!
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?
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?
VeronicasLuv
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Hey David,
Its likely that many search a keyword that's not grammatically correct, so there's no argument there This lesson has to do with finding QUALITY keywords for your site. Keep in mind that your site is a representation of you, so the question then becomes, why would you want to have content on your site with grammatically incorrect keywords. Would that really make you look like an "authority" or an "expert"?
I had a friend that used to say "good, better, best". There are a lot of things that we can do for our site that are good, others that are better, but in developing our site, we need to look at what is best. Hopefully, this clarifies it for you, David.
Its likely that many search a keyword that's not grammatically correct, so there's no argument there This lesson has to do with finding QUALITY keywords for your site. Keep in mind that your site is a representation of you, so the question then becomes, why would you want to have content on your site with grammatically incorrect keywords. Would that really make you look like an "authority" or an "expert"?
I had a friend that used to say "good, better, best". There are a lot of things that we can do for our site that are good, others that are better, but in developing our site, we need to look at what is best. Hopefully, this clarifies it for you, David.
DKL
Premium
Thanks. In that sense, you're 100% right. I would never think to publish grammatically incorrect content.
I was referring to the target phrase, when searching for keywords, I noticed that sometimes the shortened phrases get a lot more avg. searches, even though it's not grammatically correct.
However I guess the point here is, as you said, to find a target keyword that can be fully incorporated into the content, the URL, etc. which would mean it needs to be grammatically correct.
So thanks for clarifying!
I was referring to the target phrase, when searching for keywords, I noticed that sometimes the shortened phrases get a lot more avg. searches, even though it's not grammatically correct.
However I guess the point here is, as you said, to find a target keyword that can be fully incorporated into the content, the URL, etc. which would mean it needs to be grammatically correct.
So thanks for clarifying!
WRaleigh
Premium
Great video Kyle. I have been using Market Samurai for a number of years but I will give Jaazy a good work out. In affiliate marketing you can also request the keyword list from the Vendor and generally they will be only too happy to provide it to you. Enjoying the course
VeronicasLuv
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randbrose
Premium
I already purchased a premium membership, now I am being asked to purchase Jaaxy. I have a limited budget. I signed up for the free part which gives 30 free searches, but it limits what it will perform for me. j
Will the keyword tool be adequate to get me up and running until I have an income stream?
Will the keyword tool be adequate to get me up and running until I have an income stream?
Gunnertwist
Premium
The WA Keyword tool works just as well as Jaaxy. It just does not have the added features that Jaaxy provides like rank searching, brainstorming etc. As for the way they search keywords they both offer u the same results. So go ahead and use just the free tool. When your budget allows for it then go ahead and use Jaaxy. it does have some great additional tools than just keyword research.
Carl
Carl
cyberterry
Premium
Hi Randrose
Like you I've recently paid for premium and had a look at Jaaxy. Depending upon a persons skill set in marketing it may not be necessary to buy a "professional key word research tool". For me I decided to start with going through the Affiliate Boot Camp and then work my way through the other lessons. In the meantime, there is a tool you can use within WA and other free tools online. I believe Google has one that can be useful. No doubt some of our resourceful members will be able to help you along with this.
Wish you every success.
Terry
Like you I've recently paid for premium and had a look at Jaaxy. Depending upon a persons skill set in marketing it may not be necessary to buy a "professional key word research tool". For me I decided to start with going through the Affiliate Boot Camp and then work my way through the other lessons. In the meantime, there is a tool you can use within WA and other free tools online. I believe Google has one that can be useful. No doubt some of our resourceful members will be able to help you along with this.
Wish you every success.
Terry
JeanLouis87
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Q1.I cannot get into Jaaxy (tried about 20 times). So where do I go to start up WAs version, please?
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?
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?
IfeomaChinae
Premium
Keyword tool is located at the left side of the WA page under training. You will add the keywords in your post just like every other text. Continue your online training and you will see how to use it.
I'm still confused about one thing, should the word or phrase we are choosing be common to people (i.e. people always think about searching and use it) or it should be special?
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!
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!
Luigi-R
Premium
Common to people.
The easy way to explain it is by putting yourself in the shoes of your traffic. What keywords would someone oblivous to your content would have to type in for your website to show up?
Example. If your website is about photoshop editing you would add keywords that people are already searching for like “how to use photoshop”
Hope this helps :)
The easy way to explain it is by putting yourself in the shoes of your traffic. What keywords would someone oblivous to your content would have to type in for your website to show up?
Example. If your website is about photoshop editing you would add keywords that people are already searching for like “how to use photoshop”
Hope this helps :)
villamaina
Premium
Hi Kyle! Hi everyone!
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
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
ericcantu
Premium
Write your posts around the low competition / high traffic keywords you find through keyword research :)
Ana01
Premium
Hi, everyone! i just watched the video, it has alot of great information! I just have a question. Lets say i found a excelent keyword!! How can i write a post, if i don' know that much about it. I imaging that whatever we write about the keyword it should be relevante. Or am i wrong?
lmwhite
Premium
Is it true that the Jaaxy subscription jumped from $19/month to $49/month? The latter seems steep if you have a new website. Yes, you can leverage some free searches, but it doesn't seem sustainable unless you're pulling in more revenue than the cost of hosting, membership, and a Jaaxy subscription. I'd be interested in hearing about others' experience with this.
littlemama
Premium
Yes it went up in September because they added huge functionality in Jaaxy for the ability to track your rankings in Google, Yahoo & Bing. We all had the opportunity to get grandfathered in to the lower rate before the rate changed.
You don't need Jaaxy, the WA keyword search tool should suffice if you don't have the funds for it, but you just need to be more creative on your own to find more keywords.
Jaaxy just makes it much easier to come up with more keywords as it has other abilities to dig deeper as well as it can go through the alphabet technique for you instead of you doing it manually.
Hope this helps,
Grace
You don't need Jaaxy, the WA keyword search tool should suffice if you don't have the funds for it, but you just need to be more creative on your own to find more keywords.
Jaaxy just makes it much easier to come up with more keywords as it has other abilities to dig deeper as well as it can go through the alphabet technique for you instead of you doing it manually.
Hope this helps,
Grace
bvincent
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Hi all. I just went through Jaaxy and the Keyword Tool and have a great list of keywords related to my niche. I reviewed the video again and the Jaaxy tutorial, so apologies if I missed it, but are there keywords that are too long? In Kyle's example, he types in basketball skills and there are multiples keywords that are 2, 3 or 4 words long. When I type in keywords related to my niche, baby sleep training, a lot of the keywords are 4, 5, 6 + words long. Does that matter? Thanks!
Madgirl12
Premium
I see a lot of people doing reviews on other marketing programs only to plug their own. For instance I will type in google Review on Techademics and it will bring up a blog review with the title "Is Techademics a Scam? or something similiar. Is this a good way to use keywords and blog or are these tactics too popular?
SeanGreentre
Premium
It's a good question. I seem to recall that this was covered in one of the certification lessons, though I may have read it it someplace else maybe! In essence, it said that this use of approaching a review by focusing the keyword research on negative keywords or phrases, such as "XYZ... is it a scam" is a good way of generating good quality traffic as it's usually the first thing someone who has no idea of what their possibly letting themselves in for, searches for, and they look to seek reassurance before making a financial commitment. In fact, from memory, I think it was this exact technique that allowed me to find WA :-). So it clearly works! Is it overdone now? Possibly, though I guess it depends on what product or service you are looking to promote - some will have more competition than others I guess.
johncruz
Premium
Do what makes sense Jenny and these "tactics" are actually very commonly searched so do consider using them. From a marketer's point of view it might seem cray but for someone doing a natural search it will help them and that's what they need.
bvincent
Premium
That was a lot of great information, but a very quick run through. I can see the importance of Jaaxy, but definitely want to stick with the free trial first. Three questions regarding the Jaaxy free trial.
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!
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!
Triblu
Premium
Hey Brandy,
1.) You are correct, free Jaaxy accounts do not get to see the last 5 results.
2.) You can see if a domain name is available by using the following link: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/domains
3.) That is the average that Kyle explains that he has found works best.
The following video tutorial may offer you further help: Using Jaaxy Like a Boss Hope this helps you.
1.) You are correct, free Jaaxy accounts do not get to see the last 5 results.
2.) You can see if a domain name is available by using the following link: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/domains
3.) That is the average that Kyle explains that he has found works best.
The following video tutorial may offer you further help: Using Jaaxy Like a Boss Hope this helps you.
pereirasteph
Premium
Hi, so I understood keyword search - finding out words which are key to building your blog. I needed to clarify one thing: So say I find keywords for example - "verticle basketball soles", "basketball skills and drills". So I have decided on 2 keywords. What am I supposed to do with the keywords now? - Do I write posts to hit those specific keywords? If yes, (a) how many posts per keyword (b) how many times is that keyword supposed to come in that post and if not - what am I to do with the keywords?
MozMary
Premium
the targeted keywords are not just key to your blog, they are what people are searching for, so they are a strategy for traffic
2 targeted keywords = 2 posts [the rest of your content is natural keywords]
put them in the heading and first paragraph...
2 targeted keywords = 2 posts [the rest of your content is natural keywords]
put them in the heading and first paragraph...
Stevo727
Premium
After choosing keywords, you incorporate them into your content. Like say your "Vertical basketball soles" could be used as the title of your content, and then throw it in there again once in a while near the middle or so. You can use them how you like just remember not to overload on them.
Friendlybrit
Premium
Hi Kyle
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
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
MozMary
Premium
jaaxy and Premium membership at WA are two different things, if any features in Jaaxy are not available to you right now it would be to do with the Jaaxy program itself, the jaaxy trial doesn't give all the features
WA has a free keyword tool that does fine for keywords, it's not compulsory to get jaaxy here
WA has a free keyword tool that does fine for keywords, it's not compulsory to get jaaxy here
Friendlybrit
Premium
MiriBrown
Premium
I have a few questions for folks who have already mastered affiliate marketing. Do you have some sort of routine for keyword research, like once a week to gather great keywords and then allocate some time in the week to write articles around those keywords? How many articles do you usually publish every week? And how long, on average, are your articles? Thank you :)
MozMary
Premium
Great question, Miri!
Affiliate marketing is all about content and keyword research is a key strategy so establishing a habit is a great way to be thinking from the very beginning.
An average number of articles to publish per week is 2-3, some people will do more, but consistency in key here.
The average length, may depend on your niche to some extent but you will see in sitehealth that it tells us to aim for approx 1500 words, it can be more or less of course.
What you say about allocating time for keyword research - well that is an excellent idea, you'll find some people are more organized than others when it comes to that. It also depends on the person and niche, you'll see some people going to keywords as an idea for their articles, and vice versa with other people knowing what they want to write then choosing the keywords.
You might enjoy some of magistudios' webinars [can be accessed in the 'live classes' in the left menu, either live or replay] and check out boomergp08 and jvranjes for more on keywords [and other members in the search bar]
I like the way you think ;)
Affiliate marketing is all about content and keyword research is a key strategy so establishing a habit is a great way to be thinking from the very beginning.
An average number of articles to publish per week is 2-3, some people will do more, but consistency in key here.
The average length, may depend on your niche to some extent but you will see in sitehealth that it tells us to aim for approx 1500 words, it can be more or less of course.
What you say about allocating time for keyword research - well that is an excellent idea, you'll find some people are more organized than others when it comes to that. It also depends on the person and niche, you'll see some people going to keywords as an idea for their articles, and vice versa with other people knowing what they want to write then choosing the keywords.
You might enjoy some of magistudios' webinars [can be accessed in the 'live classes' in the left menu, either live or replay] and check out boomergp08 and jvranjes for more on keywords [and other members in the search bar]
I like the way you think ;)
AJFlower
Premium
I went online to sign up for Jaxxy free account. It is very limited, though it may be sufficient for this training. I the long run, I expect that it is a must have tool. I attempted to upgrade, but the site required PayPal and I do not have PayPal. In signing up for PayPal, as I am sure you know, there are 3 offerings: Pro at $30.00 per month, Standard of Regular, and Express. Which one would you recommend that I sign up for now?
Thanks, Art
Thanks, Art
Shelley1960
Premium
VSinatra
Premium
Jaaxy is a wonderful tool. So is the keyword searcheck. Spent a lot of time this weekend with keywords. I love the dig feature in key word tool. I love Jaaxy having thegreen " great"! On a good key word search. Thank you! I had to use and view this portion over the weekend because I was stumped it was very helpful.
VivienneJoy
Premium
Hi,
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 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
@RICH.
Premium
I'm afraid the free trial doesn't show the full page of results, only the first 10 or so.
BLonglois1
Premium
VivienneJoy
Premium
Thanks for your reply. I went premium and am now using the keyword tool. So, all is well. :)
hafizaiman
Premium
Hello to everyone!
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 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?
greenkg24
Premium
You definitely don't want really long keywords. Remember, you are trying to match things that people will type in search engines. I try and keep mine anywhere from 4 to 7 words in length.
Having a QSR of 0 means that no one is competing for that specific keyword on the internet. This can be great, but only if it adds traffic to your website.
When finding keywords, look for low QSR (under 100) with traffic.
Hope this helps!
Having a QSR of 0 means that no one is competing for that specific keyword on the internet. This can be great, but only if it adds traffic to your website.
When finding keywords, look for low QSR (under 100) with traffic.
Hope this helps!
hafizaiman
Premium
BLonglois1
Premium
i Believe the rule of thumb is its okay to have long tail keywords i don't believe its better with short ones
Jaaxy the lower the qsr the less competition .
i've had a few keywords that had a qsr of zero but still had 50 monthly searches
Jaaxy the lower the qsr the less competition .
i've had a few keywords that had a qsr of zero but still had 50 monthly searches
TBaldi
Premium
Hello to everyone!
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 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.
Lonasmall
Premium
Hi all
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 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?
Schilling
Premium
Hi Lona, I would suggest using the WA Keyword tool, while not as fast as jaaxy, it is almost as efficient!
BLonglois1
Premium
gi Lona
yes i would use the wa keyword tool and the dig button at the end of each word.
yes i would use the wa keyword tool and the dig button at the end of each word.
D-AnnTaylor
Premium
The video addressing Keyword Mastery was very beneficial and valuable because it provided clear direction on how to search for keywords/phrases that make sense. The video also explained the various column headings and their acronyms linked to a keyword/phrase search, which is extremely important.
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
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
GLSchim
Premium
The video demo was good and made clear the process to search for keyword phrases. There has been a significant change in the visual appearance of jaxxy since the video was made but the tabs are all there, in the same location, it just looks different. However, when I did my first jaaxy search it was bogus.
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.
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.
GarethCook
Premium
You're always free to use the Wealthy Affiliate Keyword Tool Bar on the left panel of your screen. Similar results, but no cost to you.
I personally signed up for the paid version at Jaaxy for about $16 per month, and I find it very useful. You can save specific keywords, make lists, enact further research. I didn't see anything specifically sneaky in the video, it's just an older version of the site. I still find everything I need within today's version.
Again though, the in-house keyword bar works just fine. If you're not interested in spending any money, it'll do you just fine.
Happy searching!
I personally signed up for the paid version at Jaaxy for about $16 per month, and I find it very useful. You can save specific keywords, make lists, enact further research. I didn't see anything specifically sneaky in the video, it's just an older version of the site. I still find everything I need within today's version.
Again though, the in-house keyword bar works just fine. If you're not interested in spending any money, it'll do you just fine.
Happy searching!
ConnieN2017
Premium
There is so much to learn. I'm just glad I can go back and forth to lessons. As a new member to this line of business, I feel like I'm in another world. I'm so grateful for all the help from the videos, posts, and comments from everyone.
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?
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?
littlemama
Premium
From what you wrote here, your English seems fine to me. :) Your writing doesn't have to be formal, it's just conversational just like the way you wrote that comment.
There is a website called Grammarly that you can search on google to help you if you really want to but from what I'm reading, your English seems good. :)
How many words? As many as you can. :) Minimum 500 words but as you get better at writing, try for 1,000+.
Trust me, the more you write, the better you'll get. I've seen huge improvements in my own writing and I can't even write under 1000 words if my life depended on me!
You're just beginning so take your time and learn at your pace, you will find your rhythm and write even better as each month passes.
The important thing is to keep doing it on a consistent basis! :)
There is a website called Grammarly that you can search on google to help you if you really want to but from what I'm reading, your English seems good. :)
How many words? As many as you can. :) Minimum 500 words but as you get better at writing, try for 1,000+.
Trust me, the more you write, the better you'll get. I've seen huge improvements in my own writing and I can't even write under 1000 words if my life depended on me!
You're just beginning so take your time and learn at your pace, you will find your rhythm and write even better as each month passes.
The important thing is to keep doing it on a consistent basis! :)
nicoleb10
Premium
Hi Connie, what Littlemama said is correct. You are doing a very fine job with your English!
ConnieN2017
Premium
ConnieN2017
Premium
littlemama
Premium
You're welcome, I forgot to show you my training on how to easily write a thousand words. Check it out: How To Easily Write A 1,000 Word Blog Post
Isabellers
Premium
The WA keyword tool looks almost the same as the Jaaxy tool except it doesn't have a KQI and SEO results, but it has 'PPC' and 'Article Power', whatever that means, I havn't gotten to that yet. But wouldn't we just be able to use that instead of getting a Jaaxy Membership? I don't really see much difference between the 2?
Gunnertwist
Premium
The WA keyword tool works fine. U are right, they both give very similar results. Jaaxy does have more features to use though if u want them. But as far as keywords go they are both the same pretty much. I use the WA keyword tool all the time.
carl
btw - PPC means Pay Per Click and Article power is the level of competition for that keyword. U want an article power of 8 or above generally.
carl
btw - PPC means Pay Per Click and Article power is the level of competition for that keyword. U want an article power of 8 or above generally.
Isabellers
Premium
Hi Carl,
Thank you for your thoughtful and thorough reply!!! Please let me know If I may ever be able to help you out in any way, like niche or website feedback.
Thank you for your thoughtful and thorough reply!!! Please let me know If I may ever be able to help you out in any way, like niche or website feedback.
tmaltz
Premium
Hi Isabelle,
I used the free keyword tool here for about a month, when I switched to Jaaxy, it just made my daily tasks so much easier and I started to understand how to target keywords better.
The thing I like about Jaaxy is that I can check my keyword competition, brainstorm for different content ideas, store my keywords, and check my post rankings.
This way I can track my traffic and if I need to improve upon a post or get more comments on it, I can control it's rankings better.
I go with Jaaxy yearly, so it's like 50 cents/day. If you are thinking of using it at all, you've got a few weeks to get grandfathered into the old pricing structure.
They did a bunch of upgrades and are increasing it's price, but it's still cheaper than any other keyword tool out there and works great.
I use 5 tools to run my online business. WA, Jaaxy, Aweber, Lead Pages, and writers. I do all the seo and manage the site and it's a pretty efficient system.
Hope that helps,
Todd
I used the free keyword tool here for about a month, when I switched to Jaaxy, it just made my daily tasks so much easier and I started to understand how to target keywords better.
The thing I like about Jaaxy is that I can check my keyword competition, brainstorm for different content ideas, store my keywords, and check my post rankings.
This way I can track my traffic and if I need to improve upon a post or get more comments on it, I can control it's rankings better.
I go with Jaaxy yearly, so it's like 50 cents/day. If you are thinking of using it at all, you've got a few weeks to get grandfathered into the old pricing structure.
They did a bunch of upgrades and are increasing it's price, but it's still cheaper than any other keyword tool out there and works great.
I use 5 tools to run my online business. WA, Jaaxy, Aweber, Lead Pages, and writers. I do all the seo and manage the site and it's a pretty efficient system.
Hope that helps,
Todd
Isabellers
Premium
GarethCook
Premium
So I did numerous keyword searchers, all that qualify for 100+ hits/month, QSR<200, and with a good SEO rating. Before moving on to Lesson 8, where should I focus?
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!
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!
@RICH.
Premium
You try to use a single, relevant but different keyword for every page and post you create for your site. You put it in the title and first paragraph and write naturally around it. For example, one of your keywords for an orchid site might be "prune orchids", so for one post the title might be "How to prune orchids" and the first para might contain, "The best way to prune orchids is...". That's it!
GarethCook
Premium
I had a small computer malfunction when trying to find some keywords on jaaxy . I was able to get some searches done, but most of my searches where the same keyword multiple times, because every time I was trying to check the box at Search the word again. It definitely wasn't jaaxy fault, my computer was sticking. Anyways I wasn't able to get much accomplished and I still need good keywords. Does anybody have any other recommendations to find some good keywords. I feel like at this point I'm just going to have to make some good guesses
Gunnertwist
Premium
If u have a Google account u can use Google Adwords Keyword Tool, it is free. U can find it at https://adwords.google.com.
Just look under the tools menu for Keyword Planner once u have logged in.
Carl
Just look under the tools menu for Keyword Planner once u have logged in.
Carl
Gunnertwist
Premium
I was doing key word search, forgot where I was, went to search history to review the mistake I made, in the searches I did in review it starting counting down and losing my free search, I had use 9 but in the review I lost 9 more, oh well my mistake, live and learn. Howard, 11:10pm after working my part time job, Iam on this site to learn! Not giving up!
GenoA
Premium
1. Do people really search things like "10 foods to eat to lose belly fat"? With a specific # like that?
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.
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.
Haakim
Premium
Hi, GENOA
1 people do search for some weird things you can also type a term in to google and see the results,take note of the number of sites that gives you a strong idea.
2. Well you get what you pay for really and the idea i think is to find the lower competition key words. as for being grammatically correct you some times need to tweek the terms to suit.
3.I have found that google ranks things that are incorrect but notice the correct suggestions are next to the wrong ones.
4. Again you wont find anything like jaxxy for accuracy and over the long term you want to get get ranked for the lowest competition keywords to get more free traffic.
1 people do search for some weird things you can also type a term in to google and see the results,take note of the number of sites that gives you a strong idea.
2. Well you get what you pay for really and the idea i think is to find the lower competition key words. as for being grammatically correct you some times need to tweek the terms to suit.
3.I have found that google ranks things that are incorrect but notice the correct suggestions are next to the wrong ones.
4. Again you wont find anything like jaxxy for accuracy and over the long term you want to get get ranked for the lowest competition keywords to get more free traffic.
Hello, I just want to hear success story from you guys!
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 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.
Shannonkamal
Premium
Hey Diabz,
Before I give my succes story I need to know a few things to see if W,A suits your needs.
Do you want to share knowledge, exhibit technique, or share your story?
If yes!
Then W.A is the place for YOU! You get out what you put in whatever you do as Im sure you are aware as a skilled fighter!
I hope this reaches you.
Fact: I have been wanting to work from home since 2012 and program after program I partook nothing transpired and here's why! They just give you downloads to read or a coach who doesn't respond to emails or calls.
Here in the community there are a WAve of people to help you one your way. They have a proven plan laid out step by step ANYONE can follow. Assuming they are mentally capable.
I have created 2 premium websites and got more organized in my life because of these steps. What makes it even better is they offer ranking perks so there is incentive to keep working even when you don't want to!
I have accomplished my 90 day goal in 65 days. That's my success story and I hope you go premium to take advantage of this program! But....
That's only if YOU want it!
Successfully,
Shannon kamal
Before I give my succes story I need to know a few things to see if W,A suits your needs.
Do you want to share knowledge, exhibit technique, or share your story?
If yes!
Then W.A is the place for YOU! You get out what you put in whatever you do as Im sure you are aware as a skilled fighter!
I hope this reaches you.
Fact: I have been wanting to work from home since 2012 and program after program I partook nothing transpired and here's why! They just give you downloads to read or a coach who doesn't respond to emails or calls.
Here in the community there are a WAve of people to help you one your way. They have a proven plan laid out step by step ANYONE can follow. Assuming they are mentally capable.
I have created 2 premium websites and got more organized in my life because of these steps. What makes it even better is they offer ranking perks so there is incentive to keep working even when you don't want to!
I have accomplished my 90 day goal in 65 days. That's my success story and I hope you go premium to take advantage of this program! But....
That's only if YOU want it!
Successfully,
Shannon kamal
Hello Shannon, thank you for your answer, I am starting to feel that I am really part of a community,
it's really nice here! I'm doing the steps slowly and not giving up. I have set up my privacy policy on my blog technical fighter. net
Can you show me your blog/niche/affiliate site plz.
^^
ZEN
it's really nice here! I'm doing the steps slowly and not giving up. I have set up my privacy policy on my blog technical fighter. net
Can you show me your blog/niche/affiliate site plz.
^^
ZEN
Shannonkamal
Premium
Sure here is my niche site which I'm currently building out to suit my customer needs:
Www.shannonkamal.com it's a work in progress
And this is my Site where I promote W.A:
Www.takecontrolofyourwealth.com another work in progress
Www.shannonkamal.com it's a work in progress
And this is my Site where I promote W.A:
Www.takecontrolofyourwealth.com another work in progress
rroesel
Premium
Since keywords are so important to getting traffic. i don't want to get this wrong. Please bear with me.
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'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?
botipton
Premium
This question has a whole lesson in keywords by itself so let me answer a couple of these butnot all of them.
You do not need that many keywords but whatever your keywords for that post you use as you write the content.
Your keywords need to be related to your niche. You would have Basketball goals as a keyword or post on a blog about car repair.
The latest I have been hearing is that keywords have to flow naturally in the content and not to be stuffed in there just to get ranking.
Are you penalized for over doing your keywords which is called keyword stuffing. Yes. But you have to work at it to over do it. As long as the keywords are added as a natural flow of the content you will be okay.
Hope this helps on some of the questions.
You do not need that many keywords but whatever your keywords for that post you use as you write the content.
Your keywords need to be related to your niche. You would have Basketball goals as a keyword or post on a blog about car repair.
The latest I have been hearing is that keywords have to flow naturally in the content and not to be stuffed in there just to get ranking.
Are you penalized for over doing your keywords which is called keyword stuffing. Yes. But you have to work at it to over do it. As long as the keywords are added as a natural flow of the content you will be okay.
Hope this helps on some of the questions.
Marcell1
Premium
I may be jumping the gun here but here is my question? How does all this fit in with my niche. I am selling clothing, specifically black dresses formally and casual. I get that if I were writing specific blogs with information for my customers to take but I am hoping to get an affiliate to sell merchandise. Is the keyword phrases still important?
E-Udoh
Premium
BIG YES!!!!
Keywords are extremely important and very powerful in terms of having search engines find you.
Most people who surf the web use specific words or phrases...
e.g: Formal black dresses (is a potential keyword that you can go after and bring potential people to your site).
So if you target phrases or keywords and get those people to your site, then you have won half of the battle...
The more people who visit your site = many potential sales.
Targeted keywords can lead to improving your site ranking. And who does not want that?
Check out how to use keywords and improve your site ranking... How to Improve Website Ranking - 1: How to Use Keywords fyi: Not all keywords carry the same value...so it's best to go with low hanging fruit (less competitive ones of course with enough monthly search and traffic). How to Get Keywords Ranked With Low Hanging Fruit I hope this helps...
Keywords are extremely important and very powerful in terms of having search engines find you.
Most people who surf the web use specific words or phrases...
e.g: Formal black dresses (is a potential keyword that you can go after and bring potential people to your site).
So if you target phrases or keywords and get those people to your site, then you have won half of the battle...
The more people who visit your site = many potential sales.
Targeted keywords can lead to improving your site ranking. And who does not want that?
Check out how to use keywords and improve your site ranking... How to Improve Website Ranking - 1: How to Use Keywords fyi: Not all keywords carry the same value...so it's best to go with low hanging fruit (less competitive ones of course with enough monthly search and traffic). How to Get Keywords Ranked With Low Hanging Fruit I hope this helps...
EmaM
Premium
Hi guys,
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.
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.
CilverK
Premium
I just read a comment about domains that got me thinking... When I became premium member, I chose to own my own domain instead of a free website. But I have not been prompted to pay anything and my current website (although its still a blank canvas for now) has the site.rubix at the end of it.
Will I be prompted to purchase a domain or do I need to take the initiative to do that myself?
Will I be prompted to purchase a domain or do I need to take the initiative to do that myself?
ShahnazAri
Premium
So many 'key' pieces of information.
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 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!
CilverK
Premium
Very useful information but no surprise there. I'll be honest though, I am so glad there is a Keyword search within Wealthy Affiliate. I understand it may not be as powerful as Jaaxy but I did freak out a little bit thinking to myself " oh no more stuff to buy".
I will definitely look into becoming a member of Jaaxy as I gain revenue but I'll stick to the basics for now!
I will definitely look into becoming a member of Jaaxy as I gain revenue but I'll stick to the basics for now!
Shelly169
Premium
Hi everyone I'm new to this and am feeling a tad overwhelmed at the moment. I have enjoyed the training heaps but have found in this video that I have had to pause so often to try to get info into my head......can't wait to put it into action though. Hopefully I am not the only person who feels a bit crazy right now ???
bbyard
Premium
Hi Shelly
Also mother of two young men... I first used the WA keyword tool to practice and figure out what all the numers mean then I use Jaaxy to give more details or to fine tune them...I do this because of the limit on the number of checks Jaaxy gives when it's free...I know sometimes it feels like information overload...sometimes you have to step away for a bit..go for a walk and get back to it. All the best on your journey!
Also mother of two young men... I first used the WA keyword tool to practice and figure out what all the numers mean then I use Jaaxy to give more details or to fine tune them...I do this because of the limit on the number of checks Jaaxy gives when it's free...I know sometimes it feels like information overload...sometimes you have to step away for a bit..go for a walk and get back to it. All the best on your journey!
Drawshot
Premium
Hi Shelly,
What I like to do is watch a video all the way through the first time. Then go back and watch it again. for some reason,
I find I don't feel like I have to pause it so much.the second time around.
What I like to do is watch a video all the way through the first time. Then go back and watch it again. for some reason,
I find I don't feel like I have to pause it so much.the second time around.
Tluellen
Premium
hi TLuellen I'm still new my self we all fell overwhelmed at first but gets easier as you progress we are all here to help each other
kmer6
Premium
Yes, Jeannel, before you write any post or pages you must have a description of what your site is all about.
For example, if you wanted to be a referral site for WA, one choice of keywords for your site would be "work from home", or "making passive income".
Once you plug in your site's keyword, THIS becomes the 'niche' that your site is about. All other blog posts or pages will now elaborate more on this niche.
Good question, I hope this helps.
Ken
For example, if you wanted to be a referral site for WA, one choice of keywords for your site would be "work from home", or "making passive income".
Once you plug in your site's keyword, THIS becomes the 'niche' that your site is about. All other blog posts or pages will now elaborate more on this niche.
Good question, I hope this helps.
Ken
I have problems finding good keywords. After 11 searches I could not find anything with low competition AND good traffic. But I don't think that my niche is that bad. It is about sustainable gifts.
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.
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.
JackieSmith
Premium
Hi Nives,
I see you are a new member to WA. Welcome!!
I had the same problem in that I couldn't find anything with low competition AND good traffic for my niche - I had to do a lot of thinking outside of the box - I don't think you should look for another niche if this is your passion - I kept with my niche and made a recent sale.
Maybe you could use Google Translate to translate your keywords from German to English, then plug the English equivalent into Jaaxy. Will that work for you?
Wishing you much success with your online business.
I see you are a new member to WA. Welcome!!
I had the same problem in that I couldn't find anything with low competition AND good traffic for my niche - I had to do a lot of thinking outside of the box - I don't think you should look for another niche if this is your passion - I kept with my niche and made a recent sale.
Maybe you could use Google Translate to translate your keywords from German to English, then plug the English equivalent into Jaaxy. Will that work for you?
Wishing you much success with your online business.
Thanks a lot! I tried the English equivalents now and found some suitable keywords. I just hope that the scores are comparable with the German market as I guess, it is not the exact same. SEO and Google are my greatest challenges right now because I am always ranked very badly, also with my personal food blog. I hope I will find the key soon! :)
MEsmeriz
Premium
okay, this was a great video, but I do have a question and it might seem really dumb, but I will ask anyhow. So, you find all these amazing keywords and then you choose some (also, how to chose from so many options? haha). What do you do with them? Do you write blog pages in your website with these exact keywords? Will this show up in google then?
ok, thanks ;)
ok, thanks ;)
kmer6
Premium
Good day to you Mariana, you asked a good question. Finding good keywords: 1. You enter keyword choices what you think other people would enter into the search box. Then the keyword tool displays the search volume, the amount of traffic searching with that term, and the number of competing websites for each keyword phrase. You must select the best keyword phrase from all the choices the keyword tool displayed.
Sounds difficult right? Actually, it is a numbers game.
2. What you are looking for is a keyword phrase that has a high number of searches but very little competition. Once you have selected the best choice, then yes, you write an article with the keyword phrase as your subject.
3. As you probably already know the search engines, Google, Bing, Yahoo, find websites by matching the search term with the closest matching websites. If your website uses the exact search term as the title of an article that someone searched for, then your website article ranks as number 1, 2, etc in the SERPS (search engine results page).
I hope this is helpful to you.
Ken
Sounds difficult right? Actually, it is a numbers game.
2. What you are looking for is a keyword phrase that has a high number of searches but very little competition. Once you have selected the best choice, then yes, you write an article with the keyword phrase as your subject.
3. As you probably already know the search engines, Google, Bing, Yahoo, find websites by matching the search term with the closest matching websites. If your website uses the exact search term as the title of an article that someone searched for, then your website article ranks as number 1, 2, etc in the SERPS (search engine results page).
I hope this is helpful to you.
Ken
daypackjim
Premium
Reading these other posts and read a few that really made sense.
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.
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.
ubstyle
Premium
Good information...but I think SEO can be more complicated as the Search Engine algorithms have frequent updates not to mention the time it will take to create valuable content. My question is wouldn't it be a better use of time to learn paid traffic strategies so you can have instant traffic instead of waiting for months to see if your sites will make it to page 1?
KiwiGeorge
Premium
Hi Kyle, guess you may be already aware but Jaaxy make it very hard to use if you do not upgrade not displaying the info and not allowing access to most of the results which forces you to make more searches, very different from how you were able to use it in the training video.
ChrisGooden
Premium
The Jaaxy demo shows how you COULD use it.
You already have a perfectly functional free keyword tool here at WA. Jaaxy is simply an alternative you may want to consider if you need more punch. WA Keyword Tool - The Best Free Keyword Research Tool As for burning up your free Jaaxy searches, that's because you are using it not the way you were instructed. Jaaxy is NOT a search tool. It is a RE-Search tool. Avoid Jaaxy!
You already have a perfectly functional free keyword tool here at WA. Jaaxy is simply an alternative you may want to consider if you need more punch. WA Keyword Tool - The Best Free Keyword Research Tool As for burning up your free Jaaxy searches, that's because you are using it not the way you were instructed. Jaaxy is NOT a search tool. It is a RE-Search tool. Avoid Jaaxy!
KiwiGeorge
Premium
Yes, found that out now, just thought our run through Jaaxy was going to be a bit more than a demo. I have found a traing module on WA for their Keyword tool so will be going there next.
Cheers
Cheers
ChrisGooden
Premium
I'm ashamed to admit it but I've never actually used the WA keyword tool.
I met Jaaxy after several years with Noble Samurai - a brilliant tool but seriously OTT. Jaaxy was SO much simpler I bought it in a heartbeat and never looked back.
I met Jaaxy after several years with Noble Samurai - a brilliant tool but seriously OTT. Jaaxy was SO much simpler I bought it in a heartbeat and never looked back.
bbyard
Premium
Like you comment about it being a ''re-search'' tool...I just used up 2 searches doing nothing. Thank you...1st WA...then Jaaxy
EamonG
Premium
Thank you, useful but confused on one point.
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!
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!
ChrisGooden
Premium
Google has long since stopped paying any attention to site names. Content is everything these days. Keywords In Domain Names Keywords are the only way that users can find your content. Why Structure Matters
Gulsah
Premium
I agree with you about this, I wish I saw this video before I made up my mind about the name of the website. I think part of it is to encourage you to choose a niche you are interested in rather than choose something that has low competition. As far as the name of the website, I believe you cannot change it, as in the URL. You do get two free websites in case you would like to create a new one. I wouldn't worry so much about the name of your website as much as the content of the website. That's what is really important in search results.
STillman1
Premium
Wow this video is awesome. Keyword research is the lifeblood of your business since it generates traffic. Without completing this step one would be spinning their wheels taking shots in the dark at best when it comes to coming up with viable keywords for your website. Great job Kyle for this lesson!