Video by Kyle
Added Apr 30, 2013
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In this video I am going to show you the sheer power of Jaaxy Enterprise. I enter into 3 niches that I have no awareness of and in a matter of minutes I have many low competition, high traffic keywords in each niche...and I have access to a very large number of domains.
The criteria with this research is:
(1) Keyword must have less than 400 competition
(2) Keyword must get traffic
I also show you all the .com, .org and .net domains that are available within every search. It takes me no more than 3 searches to find enough keywords and domains to drive a successful marketing campaign.
I also prove the validity and accuracy of the keyword, qsr and domain data that Jaaxy Enterprise reveals.
Enjoy!
The criteria with this research is:
(1) Keyword must have less than 400 competition
(2) Keyword must get traffic
I also show you all the .com, .org and .net domains that are available within every search. It takes me no more than 3 searches to find enough keywords and domains to drive a successful marketing campaign.
I also prove the validity and accuracy of the keyword, qsr and domain data that Jaaxy Enterprise reveals.
Enjoy!
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RobertC44
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Just done a search on Jaaxy Lite for keyword "best home security systems" and got a QSR 183. Did a comparitive search in Google and got 93 results. I have checked other keywords and found similar results, ie "wireless home security systems" Jaaxy QSR 149 and Google 97 results. And yes I am using speechmarks which I understand should give an exact match. And yes I am scrolling to the last page in Google. Is there something I've missed?The integrity of Jaaxy is a key element when doing keyword research so when you get results like this you begin the wonder. Anyone else found this issue?
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siamjerry
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I have not experienced this, but have never done the comparison search in Google. In other words, what you are saying sounds a bit alarming to me. I have never had any reason not to fully trust Jaaxy though. Are you sure you did the right search (I know you already used hyphens) in Google?
RobertC44
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Thanks for the reply. The only thing I can think I may have done differently was to copy and paste the keyword so I got them exactly the same. Yes I put the keyword in speech marks in Google.
Maybe try a couple yourself. Be nice to have someone else check it out. I have been putting total trust in Jaaxy so I'd like to be proved wrong.
Maybe try a couple yourself. Be nice to have someone else check it out. I have been putting total trust in Jaaxy so I'd like to be proved wrong.
I have found the niche that I would line. It is generating income by marketing the Wealthy Affipiate pROGRAM.
AlexCY
Premium
For Monthly Searches: This is traffic, this is the estimated traffic, the higher the number, the better.
For Competitive number: Your goal when doing research is to aim for keywords with under 400 QSR, this means less than 400 competing pages in Google. The lower the number the better.
For Competitive number: Your goal when doing research is to aim for keywords with under 400 QSR, this means less than 400 competing pages in Google. The lower the number the better.
tommydillard
Premium
Yes you can use the free keyword tool on your profile page on the left side under tools.
good luck
Tommy
good luck
Tommy
aleshko1980
Premium
Ok, and how can I check with the keyword tool which keyword is good? which parameters should I check?
tommydillard
Premium
If you click on the view results it will pop up a window to let you know how many pages that are competing for that keyword. The lower number pages the better, cause you get about 10 searches per search page.
BeYou
Premium
Yes, you can use the WA keyword tool. But Jaaxy is also free for the first 30 searches. I was also resistant, but when you see how quick and easy and effective it is, worth using. I guess the question is how much do you want to make a business of this? $20 a month is not a huge outlay for a successful business. And if you promote Jaaxy as an affiliate you could get it for free.
NetLife2014
Premium
As soon as I get my site completed. and profiting. I am going to open an enterprise Jaaxy account. This was awesome!
yourbrother
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kamali
Premium
Good to know. I have noticed that (lately) when I do a search, the exact match domains are nowhere to be seen in the search results.
If they still have pull it must be really small pull. IMers have been complaining that they actually feel penalized by google for having an exact match domain.
If they still have pull it must be really small pull. IMers have been complaining that they actually feel penalized by google for having an exact match domain.
Kyle
Premium
What happened is the put much less weighting on the domain name, although there is still "power" to owning the domain, it isn't what it once was. If you build out a quality site with quality content (the intention of being an authority) on a keyword rich domain, you will get the #1 result.
If you create a weak site, then you won't.
If you create a weak site, then you won't.
arnoldmm54
Premium
Wohoo .. signed up for Jaaxy Pro .. amazing tool, I found an excellent domain name and tons of keywords for my niche. Halfway through the first hour of 'live training'.
escape11
Premium
Let's take the hair ex. example: you went through and selected all keywords that had less than 400 competition and some monthly searches. Some of the words were not logical keywords people would search for but you still selected them and added them to your Hair extension k/w list.
What would you do with those keywords later? (the ones that don't make sense). would you complete them into a correct phrase and research that correct phrase?
Sorry for nagging on that topic. it's a key one i'm trying to figure out...
What would you do with those keywords later? (the ones that don't make sense). would you complete them into a correct phrase and research that correct phrase?
Sorry for nagging on that topic. it's a key one i'm trying to figure out...
Kyle
Premium
I would expand on them so they made sense (I would research the competition of the term that made sense). This would only be ONE additional search and would lead to a load of brand new keywords.
You never want to create content around a term that doesn't make sense, it will come across as VERY awkward.
You never want to create content around a term that doesn't make sense, it will come across as VERY awkward.
sjrichard
Premium
Kyle or Carson
I sent you both a private message, but have not heard back. Here is my issue
I am having a hell of a time trying to get my payment for Jaxxy to go through with Paypal. I first tried making the payment with a pre-paid debit card that I had registered with Paypal and the payment got cancelled. so I called Paypal and they said the payment was cancelled on the card end. Then i added a regular debit card that is connected to a regular bank account to my paypal account, and as I was going to try and pay with that one, but now it keeps bouncing me out of the shopping cart at the log into my Paypal account to pay screen. After hitting the log in to paypal button this is the message I am getting now every time. And I called paypal again, and they said it does not look like a problem on my end anymore. I am wondering if your paypal shopping cart/merchant account on your end of paypal is flagging me for trying multiple transactions. I am dying to get the jaxxy tool, and this is driving me bananas trying to figure out what is going on. Please let me know if you can help me figure this out so I can pay you for jaxxy. I will give you my phone # if you want to call me, I can fully explain what was happening
phone# is 978-375-4173
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I sent you both a private message, but have not heard back. Here is my issue
I am having a hell of a time trying to get my payment for Jaxxy to go through with Paypal. I first tried making the payment with a pre-paid debit card that I had registered with Paypal and the payment got cancelled. so I called Paypal and they said the payment was cancelled on the card end. Then i added a regular debit card that is connected to a regular bank account to my paypal account, and as I was going to try and pay with that one, but now it keeps bouncing me out of the shopping cart at the log into my Paypal account to pay screen. After hitting the log in to paypal button this is the message I am getting now every time. And I called paypal again, and they said it does not look like a problem on my end anymore. I am wondering if your paypal shopping cart/merchant account on your end of paypal is flagging me for trying multiple transactions. I am dying to get the jaxxy tool, and this is driving me bananas trying to figure out what is going on. Please let me know if you can help me figure this out so I can pay you for jaxxy. I will give you my phone # if you want to call me, I can fully explain what was happening
phone# is 978-375-4173
Steve Richard
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sjrichard
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ok, after watching the video, I have a few questions about how the keywords that you are saving would translate into you building your website.
1. How would you determine which domain name you would actually buy, would you buy the one with the most searches and least competition?
2. After you bought the domain name, would you build the first page of your site around your domain keyword, and all other pages, you would make around another keyword for that page?
3. How many keywords would you select to build a typical site around?
I understand now the basics of the keyword research, but not sure yet exactly how it would apply to actually building a site, and where and how to plug those keywords in.
Regards,
Steve
1. How would you determine which domain name you would actually buy, would you buy the one with the most searches and least competition?
2. After you bought the domain name, would you build the first page of your site around your domain keyword, and all other pages, you would make around another keyword for that page?
3. How many keywords would you select to build a typical site around?
I understand now the basics of the keyword research, but not sure yet exactly how it would apply to actually building a site, and where and how to plug those keywords in.
Regards,
Steve
Kyle
Premium
1. Find a domain with a happy medium. The lower competition, the easier to rank. However, you can go after a more competitive domain if you own the .com or .org because you own the domain, so the < 400 QSR doesn't apply in the same way.
2. I would build the site like this yes, but the focus should still be creating a site that is useful to the people visiting it. Don't treat it any differently than any other site you create.
3. Again, don't treat an EMD any different. Build out your site with visitors in mind, not keywords. The rest will take care of itself Steve.
2. I would build the site like this yes, but the focus should still be creating a site that is useful to the people visiting it. Don't treat it any differently than any other site you create.
3. Again, don't treat an EMD any different. Build out your site with visitors in mind, not keywords. The rest will take care of itself Steve.
Kyle
Premium
No, it is the EXACT number of pages that a Google has indexed in their search. That is the number that Jaaxy Enteprise is capable of getting at in an instant, the only other way to get this number is to click manually to the last page of the search results and then look at that number of results.
Using the trial version of Jaaxy, getting additional keyword ideas for an AdWord campaign I am in process of setting up for a client. The results, while interesting, don't seem to correlate very well to the Google AdWords traffic estimation tool. That concerns me, because i have found that tool to be an excellent predictor of actual campaigns, once launched.
For example, try these two:
shipping service
shipping services
Jaaxy says there are more than twice monthly searches, and estimated traffic, for shipping service as the other one.
However, when I try them both in the traffic estimator, whether I use the U.S. vs my metro area, any of the three match types, shipping services gets far better traffic.
Can you help?
For example, try these two:
shipping service
shipping services
Jaaxy says there are more than twice monthly searches, and estimated traffic, for shipping service as the other one.
However, when I try them both in the traffic estimator, whether I use the U.S. vs my metro area, any of the three match types, shipping services gets far better traffic.
Can you help?
Kyle
Premium
We don't use just Google data, in fact, there is a reason for this. Through years of keyword research and experience, we have found Google results to be quite inaccurate. Google also does not include search data from other search engines as well (Bing & Yahoo), which Jaaxy utilizes.
We then run search data through an algorithm that is based on a load a comparative data to get our results. Are they perfect. No. No keyword data is perfect, but it is very good and very accurate, with a constant focus on accuracy. So search data, it fluctuates throughout the year and there is no tool that can give you 100% accurate results, but Jaaxy is on point with almost all searches.
As for competition, this is a piece of data where there is no interpretation, and Jaaxy captures it beautifully, there is no other tool that can accomplish this. In addition, the domain search function is precisely accurate.
I hope this clarified for you.
We then run search data through an algorithm that is based on a load a comparative data to get our results. Are they perfect. No. No keyword data is perfect, but it is very good and very accurate, with a constant focus on accuracy. So search data, it fluctuates throughout the year and there is no tool that can give you 100% accurate results, but Jaaxy is on point with almost all searches.
As for competition, this is a piece of data where there is no interpretation, and Jaaxy captures it beautifully, there is no other tool that can accomplish this. In addition, the domain search function is precisely accurate.
I hope this clarified for you.
Thanks for that clarification. So, apparently, if I am running an ad campaign on AdWords, I should not expect Jaaxy to be an accurate predictor of the campaign results?
Since AdWords has about 2/3's the search market (in the U.S. only place I care about), I would expect Jaaxy's results to be within a third as well.
About Google inaccuracies: I have found their traffic estimator to be an excellent predictor of actual campaign performance. In what way do you consider them inaccurate ---- just for Google searches, I dropped the other platforms because the results were insignificant compared to Google.
Since AdWords has about 2/3's the search market (in the U.S. only place I care about), I would expect Jaaxy's results to be within a third as well.
About Google inaccuracies: I have found their traffic estimator to be an excellent predictor of actual campaign performance. In what way do you consider them inaccurate ---- just for Google searches, I dropped the other platforms because the results were insignificant compared to Google.
Kyle
Premium
We have found many disrepencies, but as I said, no search tool is going to be 100% accurate. We do our best using data from all search engines (Jaaxy gives SEARCH traffic data, not just Google) and we run the data we have through complex algorithms.
Will there be keywords that are off, yes. Keyword traffic should be taken as an approximation in every case, as there are many seasonal fluctuations and from month to month keyword data will be much different. So over the course of a year (traffic x 12) the results within Jaaxy will be very accurate, and for Google only, the Google Keyword tool will be quite accurate.
One thing that you cannot forget about though is traffic within Bing & Yahoo which combined still own about a 1/3 of all search traffic.
Will there be keywords that are off, yes. Keyword traffic should be taken as an approximation in every case, as there are many seasonal fluctuations and from month to month keyword data will be much different. So over the course of a year (traffic x 12) the results within Jaaxy will be very accurate, and for Google only, the Google Keyword tool will be quite accurate.
One thing that you cannot forget about though is traffic within Bing & Yahoo which combined still own about a 1/3 of all search traffic.
normanh2
Premium
G'day Kyle ,
Thank you for "bearing with me" I really appreciate it.
So when I write content containing the phrase "hair extensions for thin hair" there is some possibility that I will also get some traffic from "hair extensions thin hair".
The one thing I am definitely learning is that keyword research could never be described as a "exact science".
Thanks again for "switching the light on and making it a little brighter" for me
Thank you for "bearing with me" I really appreciate it.
So when I write content containing the phrase "hair extensions for thin hair" there is some possibility that I will also get some traffic from "hair extensions thin hair".
The one thing I am definitely learning is that keyword research could never be described as a "exact science".
Thanks again for "switching the light on and making it a little brighter" for me
Kyle
Premium
You absolutely will. Chances are VERY good that if you get ranked under "hair extensions for thin hair" you will also get good rankings under the shortened term.
Keyword Research isn't an exact science and that is why we created Enterprise to take the guess work out of the metrics that were an exact science...data points that either take a really long time to do manually, or that other keyword tools simply cannot capture.
Glad I could help you out here, if there is anything else just let me know.
Keyword Research isn't an exact science and that is why we created Enterprise to take the guess work out of the metrics that were an exact science...data points that either take a really long time to do manually, or that other keyword tools simply cannot capture.
Glad I could help you out here, if there is anything else just let me know.
Kyle
Premium
People tend to search this term. If you search this in Jaaxy you will see there are monthly searches for that.
Top 10 tourist attractions new york (88 avg. searches per month)
Which will also represent the traffic that you will get if you get ranked under:
Top 10 tourist attractions in new york (<10)
You will get the most accurate traffic ranking when you get ranked under the keyword and start getting traffic, terms like this are very seasonal and depend on when people are travelling, but if it is a targeted term to your campaign absolutely go for it. I can assure you that those results are very accurate.
Top 10 tourist attractions new york (88 avg. searches per month)
Which will also represent the traffic that you will get if you get ranked under:
Top 10 tourist attractions in new york (<10)
You will get the most accurate traffic ranking when you get ranked under the keyword and start getting traffic, terms like this are very seasonal and depend on when people are travelling, but if it is a targeted term to your campaign absolutely go for it. I can assure you that those results are very accurate.
normanh2
Premium
G'day Kyle ,
I really hate to dwell on this point but I am still completely in the dark regarding the use of keywords.
In the video the first few phrases will illustrate my confusion:
The first one you mention is "hair extensions thin hair" but you describe it as "hair extensions "for" thin hair"
The next one is "hair extensions black women" but you describe as "hair extensions "for" black women"
These are different phrases with different criteria and if you are not able to use "hair extensions thin hair" in your content as it does not make sense as it stands why are you saving this keyword rather than the phrase "hair extensions "for" thin hair" .
Believe me I am not trying to play "devil's advocate" here -- I am really "in the dark" and until I am able to "see the light" then my progress is at a standstill.
Thank you for your anticipated understanding and patience .
Best regards.
PS : I am sure you will realize this is not in any way a criticism of "Enterprise" which as far as I am concerned is the best "tool" of it's kind available today.
I really hate to dwell on this point but I am still completely in the dark regarding the use of keywords.
In the video the first few phrases will illustrate my confusion:
The first one you mention is "hair extensions thin hair" but you describe it as "hair extensions "for" thin hair"
The next one is "hair extensions black women" but you describe as "hair extensions "for" black women"
These are different phrases with different criteria and if you are not able to use "hair extensions thin hair" in your content as it does not make sense as it stands why are you saving this keyword rather than the phrase "hair extensions "for" thin hair" .
Believe me I am not trying to play "devil's advocate" here -- I am really "in the dark" and until I am able to "see the light" then my progress is at a standstill.
Thank you for your anticipated understanding and patience .
Best regards.
PS : I am sure you will realize this is not in any way a criticism of "Enterprise" which as far as I am concerned is the best "tool" of it's kind available today.
Kyle
Premium
No offense taken, this is just how keywords work. I can help explain here:
Say your search triggers:
hair extensions thin hair
That keyword comes up because it is actually search in Google. People search this because of Google Instant and the predictive search terms that Google gives you. However, you cannot create content around this keyword because it does not make sense and also, Google produces search results that target the following term:
hair extensions for thin hair
That keyword is your real competition, and the traffic that later gets + the traffic the initial keyword gets might be closer to the expectation, but this will vary.
YOU ALWAYS target the keyword that makes sense and use that keyword data as your main data. The other keyword is more "revelational" than anything, revealing a brand new keyword to you. If you get ranked under:
hair extensions for thin hair
You will most likely get great rankings under:
hair extensions thin hair
As well. Hope this clarifies.
Say your search triggers:
hair extensions thin hair
That keyword comes up because it is actually search in Google. People search this because of Google Instant and the predictive search terms that Google gives you. However, you cannot create content around this keyword because it does not make sense and also, Google produces search results that target the following term:
hair extensions for thin hair
That keyword is your real competition, and the traffic that later gets + the traffic the initial keyword gets might be closer to the expectation, but this will vary.
YOU ALWAYS target the keyword that makes sense and use that keyword data as your main data. The other keyword is more "revelational" than anything, revealing a brand new keyword to you. If you get ranked under:
hair extensions for thin hair
You will most likely get great rankings under:
hair extensions thin hair
As well. Hope this clarifies.
theshoppbox
Premium
Good video Kyle but how would you use keywords that do not make any sense? Such as "clip hair extensions thin hair"? How can you possibly write content using those exact keywords?
normanh2
Premium
G'day Kyle ,
Thank you for the video.
I know I asked a similar question in another thread but I want to try and clarify the same point .
I went through the same process as yourself in Enterprise and in the first example "hair extensions" the search came up with these phrases together with any number of others but the following illustrate my point in question:
clip hair extensions thin hair
hair extensions thin hair
If I decide that the first phrase is worth the effort and register a domain -- .com, .org , .net (clip hair extensions thin hair) then I would write appropriate content using the phrase:
clip hair extensions "for" thin hair which has different criteria.
If you decided that the phrase "clip hair extensions thin hair" was worth the effort how would you proceed with respect to generating the appropriate content for your site.
Thank you for your anticipated understanding ,
Best regards
Thank you for the video.
I know I asked a similar question in another thread but I want to try and clarify the same point .
I went through the same process as yourself in Enterprise and in the first example "hair extensions" the search came up with these phrases together with any number of others but the following illustrate my point in question:
clip hair extensions thin hair
hair extensions thin hair
If I decide that the first phrase is worth the effort and register a domain -- .com, .org , .net (clip hair extensions thin hair) then I would write appropriate content using the phrase:
clip hair extensions "for" thin hair which has different criteria.
If you decided that the phrase "clip hair extensions thin hair" was worth the effort how would you proceed with respect to generating the appropriate content for your site.
Thank you for your anticipated understanding ,
Best regards
theshoppbox
Premium
Hi Normanh2, good question. I look forward to Kyle` comment as well. I however would not use that particular keyword," clip hair extensions thin hair" despite what the search results where. If you are building content around keywords you want them to flow naturally and make sense. That keyword does not make sense. And as soon as you add words in order to make that keyword make sense you void the search results. IE " clip hair extensions for thin hair" is now not the same keyword and thus the results will be different. That is my take on it anyways.
Kyle
Premium
You would absolutely still have a chance to get ranked under a domain like this, remember though you are competing with the "hair extensions for thin hair" so I would always suggest doing your due diligence and check that competition first.
Your keywords you target MUST make sense within your keyword targeted content, domains not as much.
Your keywords you target MUST make sense within your keyword targeted content, domains not as much.
this is really informative. but how do i connect those niches to my website i built by Wordpress?
