Have you used Jaaxy?
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Has anyone used Jaaxy for keyword phrases? Do you like the tool? What have you found it most useful for?
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Never heard of it either (I will take a look). I typically use the Google Keyword Tool and believe it is the best.
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Never really used this tool but after spending few minutes on the website I didn’t really get an attractive feeling! I mean the website was telling less about what the tool is and more interested in pushing me to either buy or use their free trail!
Ethical and powerful software I know usually encourage people about the product and don’t really push towards sales! #justsaying. Plus I never really heard any review about this tool from any powerful people in the sphere
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