Jaaxy gives affiliate marketers a reliable way to find great keywords, check competition, and plan content, all without leaving the Wealthy Affiliate platform. For anyone who wants to grow a website or a blog, understanding how to use Jaaxy inside Wealthy Affiliate can make keyword research really straightforward, even if you’ve never used a keyword tool before.

Sometimes keyword research feels impossible. There are so many numbers, so many filters, and you never know if you’re picking the right keywords or building content that’ll actually rank. Luckily, Jaaxy (especially when linked directly inside Wealthy Affiliate) makes everything feel a lot more approachable. The layout is simple, the stats are easy to understand, and you can move from brainstorming a blog post to launching it much faster.

This all-in-one guide shows you exactly how to use Jaaxy inside Wealthy Affiliate, from getting it set up to finding those low-hanging-fruit keywords and ranking your actual posts on Google and Bing. I’ll also share some of the smarter tricks that often don’t get much attention, but can help you zero in on really good opportunities for your website. And, if you haven’t joined Wealthy Affiliate yet, now is a pretty smart time; Jaaxy’s full features are included with Premium and above memberships, which saves a lot of money compared to standalone keyword tools.

Getting Started: Accessing Jaaxy Inside Wealthy Affiliate

Jaaxy comes built right into the Wealthy Affiliate dashboard. This setup makes research and analysis a lot less complicated. Every member gets some level of access, but the real power unlocks at Premium and Premium Plus.

How to Find Jaaxy in Wealthy Affiliate

• Log into your Wealthy Affiliate dashboard.
• Click on the “Research” tab in the left sidebar—this opens Jaaxy directly. No extra logins or new tabs needed.
• Premium/Premium Plus members get unlimited usage, advanced features, saved lists, and even a few extras baked in.

The Wealthy Affiliate Jaaxy Keyword Research Tool: What Makes It Special?

Having Jaaxy inside Wealthy Affiliate means you don’t have to juggle multiple tools, export spreadsheets, or worry about losing track of your ideas. You can move from research to writing to publishing all within one platform. Take a look at the Wealthy Affiliate Jaaxy Keyword Research Tool for the latest updates and interface walkthroughs straight from the community.

Keyword Brainstorming: Finding Ideas That Get Traffic

The first step with Jaaxy is picking the right seed keywords or brainstorming ideas that actually match what people are searching for. If you don’t already have a niche in mind, start broad—Jaaxy helps you refine as you go.

How to Use the Brainstorm Feature

• Type in a topic, industry, or audience interest. Jaaxy pulls suggestions from trending searches and related queries.
• Check the “Brainstorm” area in the left menu for daily ideas. Use these as starter points or branch off into deeper research if they catch your eye.
• This is handy for those “I have no idea what to write about” days.

My Process for Kicking Off Keyword Research

1. I pick a broad concept (like “beginner hiking tips” or “air fryer reviews”).
2. I run it through Jaaxy’s search bar and make note of keywords with decent traffic, low QSR (Quoted Search Results), and less competition.
3. I keep a separate list in Jaaxy for different content categories. This saves time when planning new posts.

This approach saves hours and helps make sure I’m never stuck staring at a blank screen on content planning days.

Digging into Keyword Metrics: What the Numbers Mean

Jaaxy gives you more than just keyword ideas; it offers several columns of stats that make it clear whether a keyword is strong or not. Here’s what to know:

• Avg – The average number of searches the keyword gets each month.
• Traffic – The estimated visits to your site if you rank on page 1 for this term.
• QSR – The number of competing websites indexed in Google for this exact keyword phrase. Lower is usually better.
• KQI – Keyword Quality Indicator. Green, yellow, or red, telling you at a glance if the keyword is a good target.
• SEO – An overall score out of 100 (higher = easier to rank).

How I Pick Winning Keywords

• Look for keywords with a “green” KQI, QSR under 100 (under 50 is even better for new sites), and Traffic above 10-20.
• Softer competition keywords (aka “low-hanging fruit”) let newer websites rank much faster.
• The higher the SEO score, the less worried I am about tougher sites beating me.

Checking these stats becomes automatic after a while and Jaaxy’s color codes help make fast decisions even for beginners.

Alphabet Soup Technique: Super Fast Long Tail Keywords

One of my favorite Jaaxy features is the “Alphabet Soup” tool. This lets me quickly see what Google suggests when someone starts typing a phrase, which is helpful for uncovering long tail keywords that might not show up elsewhere.

How to Use Alphabet Soup in Jaaxy

1. Go to the Alphabet Soup tab.
2. Enter a phrase (like “vegan breakfast”).
3. Jaaxy adds every letter of the alphabet after your keyword: “vegan breakfast a…”, “vegan breakfast b…”, and so on.
4. It instantly pulls hundreds of related, ultra specific keyword ideas based on Google Autocomplete data.

Why Alphabet Soup Works So Well

• These keywords are what real users are actually searching for right now.
• They often come with very low competition, giving new content a chance to rank right away.
• Perfect for building out topic clusters on your website.

I always keep an eye out for oddball suggestions from this technique; sometimes a keyword that sounds weird at first turns into one of my best performing posts.

Site Rank: Tracking Your Progress in Real Time

Nothing feels better than seeing your post move up in the rankings. Jaaxy’s built-in Site Rank tool helps you check where your pages show up on Google, Bing, and Yahoo automatically and without confusing spreadsheets.

How to Use the Site Rank Tool

1. Enter your website URL and the keywords you want to track.
2. Jaaxy scans the search results to see where you show up, up to page 20.
3. You can set it to check automatically daily, weekly, or monthly to watch your progress.

Why Regular Rank Tracking Helps

• You instantly know if a tweak to your headline or meta description causes a jump or dip in ranking.
• It shows which type of content Google really likes on your site.
• Saves tons of time compared to manual checking, which can be super boring.

I usually review my Site Rank data every week so I can update older posts if their rankings slip or focus on promoting new posts that are creeping onto page 1.

Saving, Organizing, and Managing Lists in Jaaxy

Once you’ve found keywords you want to use, Jaaxy lets you save them into named lists. This is super useful for planning pillar posts, topic clusters, or seasonal campaigns without random sticky notes all over your desk.

How to Organize Your Keywords

• Create a new list inside Jaaxy for each category, project, or website.
• Add keywords as you research; they’re saved for later and easy to export.
• Use your lists when building out your site structure or brainstorming on a day when you don’t feel creative.

Everything’s synced across Wealthy Affiliate, so you can jump between keyword planning and content creation workflows without missing a beat.

Advanced Tricks: Getting the Most out of Jaaxy

Once you know the basics, there are a few ways to get even more out of Jaaxy. These small tweaks often help uncover better keyword opportunities or streamline your workflow.

Seed Keywords from Competitor URLs

• Plug popular competitor URLs into Jaaxy using the “Search Analysis” feature to track down what keywords bring them traffic.
• Find gaps in their coverage or spot subtopics you can cover more thoroughly. Sometimes you’ll stumble upon great opportunities they’ve missed.

Quick Filtering for Underserved Topics

• Use the filter bar to quickly find keywords with QSR under 30 or 50.
• This helps you spot low competition topics right away, no advanced settings needed.

Combine Lists for Big Content Campaigns

• Organize related individual keyword lists into a combined export to brainstorm pillar posts plus supporting articles.
• Always check for internal linking opportunities (which helps give a boost to rankings for both the pillar and the smaller posts).

Alphabet Soup with Brand or Location Modifiers

• Try adding location based keywords (like “Seattle coffee shops”) or product brands (“best Nike running shoes”) into Alphabet Soup searches for hyper targeted traffic.
• This is super effective if you do local, review, or product specific websites.

Many of these tricks are worth experimenting with on your own site or niche. The more you use Jaaxy, the easier it’ll be to spot these extra keyword angles.

Integrating Jaaxy Insights Directly into Your Content Plan

It’s easy to collect keywords, but turning those insights into actual content can be a challenge. I break the process down into manageable steps so I can go from idea to published post without getting stuck.

Keyword Mapping for Content Strategy

• Start with your saved keyword lists—group terms around main themes (“pillar” topics) and find supporting “long tail” keywords for subtopics.
• Decide which posts will target commercial intent (reviews, comparisons), informational intent (how tos, guides), or local/niche questions.

Building Content Calendars That Actually Rank

• Create a simple spreadsheet or use Wealthy Affiliate’s built-in SiteContent planning tools.
• Pencil in pillar topics first, then fill gaps with related long tail ideas. Make sure every article is mapped to a keyword that Jaaxy says is gettable.
• Track which posts you’ve published and add their URLs to the Site Rank tracker in Jaaxy for easy performance monitoring.

Before long, you’ll have a content strategy that is backed by real data, and you’ll know which topics to double down on each month.

Common Questions & Troubleshooting

Jaaxy Shows Too Few Results—What Should I Do?

Try expanding your seed keyword with a broader term, or switch to Alphabet Soup for more ideas. Don’t focus on the numbers alone; quality is better than quantity.

What if My Site Isn’t Ranking?

• Focus on keywords with the lowest competition (QSR under 50) and publish regularly. Google rewards consistent effort.
• Check your technical SEO (load speed, mobile friendliness, internal links).
• Use Jaaxy’s Search Analysis to see what your competitors are doing differently.

How Does Jaaxy Compare to Other Keyword Tools?

Jaaxy makes keyword research approachable and easy, especially for beginners. It’s tightly integrated with Wealthy Affiliate, covering all the must-have features without overwhelming you with data you don’t need. For a full breakdown, check the resource on How Wealthy Affiliate Can Boost Your Affiliate Marketing Business. It covers how Jaaxy fits into the bigger picture.

Next Steps: Unlocking Full Jaaxy Power Inside Wealthy Affiliate

Finding and using profitable keywords doesn’t have to feel complicated. Jaaxy, especially as part of Wealthy Affiliate, makes keyword research pretty approachable, even for beginners. The most important thing is just to use it—start with one skill (like Alphabet Soup or saving keyword lists) and build from there.

Try These Next:

1. Log into Wealthy Affiliate and open Jaaxy from your dashboard.
2. Brainstorm five new content ideas using the Brainstorm or Alphabet Soup features.
3. Save your top keywords into a new list and set up tracking in Site Rank.

If you’re not a member yet, join Wealthy Affiliate now and unlock full Jaaxy access to start finding profitable keywords. You get an all-in-one platform for building, ranking, and managing your site. This definitely takes the guesswork out of affiliate marketing. Start with one tool and one habit, and soon keyword research gets way less stressful.