The research of a beginner
Finding Alexa rank I recalled my experience with keywords.
I can say for sure that I didn’t know anything about keywords
(I thought it was as inspiring as poets or writers).
I kept hearing about it but it was a nebula for me.
Powerful quotes for me
I saw something practical in an “Online Money” course on an IQ.com site or something.
Then on H-educate.com they had a keyword tool but it was unclear to me.
I also used the keywords on the site: Commission Academy,
but it was already related to Wealthy Affiliate and used Jaaxy in which I got started.
That’s how I came to Alexa.com with Kyle’s article as a review on Alexa.com.
Most of all I learned and studied about keywords while learning lessons at
Wealthy Affiliate and writing my articles on my money making site.
1)Alexa rankings display several metrics. These include Alexa traffic rank,
Traffic Rank in US, Sites Linking in, and, within their charts, you can see
the different fields that you can graph out your website history (see example chart below)
2)Another concern is the fact that the toolbar is considered to be “adware”
by MacAfee while Symantec another major anti-virus program considers
the toolbar “trackware” because of the nature of how it works
(it tracks and stores all of your web activities). If you have it installed,
you can best bet that all of your activities are being tracked and
the data you are using it for really is deemed quite useless,
because it is not real traffic data.
3)In my test, Website A was getting 20,000+ unique visitors per day,
and Website B was getting just over 1,000+ uniques per day. In other
words Website A was getting 20 times the traffic of Website B, yet
the Alexa rank had Website B getting double the traffic within their reporting!??
4)The “Get Certified Metrics” is a service where you have to pay to give
Alexa your accurate data. Shouldn’t they be paying you for this?
You will see absolutely no value from doing this and if you are
even remotely interested in taking advantage of this, please do save your money.
5)I hope this has added some clarity to the whole Alexasphere and
if you do have anything in addition to add, any Alexa experiences o
r any questions about any of this content, drop me a note below
and I will be more than happy to discuss.
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7)I needed to go through a day looking into what things are for the last
advance. It was a piece of time-consuming. Alexa experiences some difficulty
hearing your voice once in a while, so that can be somewhat disappointing. I
suggest Alexa for independent ventures where you needn’t bother with many customizations.
Else, I plan for an impressive future organization should execute their
apparatuses.https://www.trustradius.com/products/alexa/reviews
8)I recommend Alexa for small businesses where you don’t need much customization. Otherwise, I think big companies should implement their own tools.(www.trustradius.com)
9)Pros
Great software for providing competitive analysis data and tracking web performance over time. We use a few months out the year to provide competitive analysis and to look for areas of opportunity.
Erin E.
Cons
It allows to check the background of the domain, but the data can be misleading.
Anonymous Reviewer
I can say this clearly
10)To check my bank card, Alex.com charged me $ 1 this morning as soon as I signed up with them.
11)I did some checking to compare alexa.com and jaaxy.com. I don’t know how to use alexa.com very well. But jaaxy.com is useful for me, it’s even cheaper being included in Wealthy Affiliate.
Occasionally I use Alexa to check the performance of different websites.
I like the tool since it even shows what keywords other articles try to rank for.
That is good for inspiration.
You also mention Jaaxy. I am quite familiar with Jaaxy – but back to the Alexa.
Is there a Keyword Research Tool within Alexa available for free?
Or Do I need to upgrade (become a member) in order to use that tool.
Thanks in advance
Thank you very much!
I didn’t find the keyword finding tool in Alexa.
Jaaxy is the best performer for that, I think.
Respectfully
Vasile,