Can any Kanjidamage users help me out?

OK, so, I've just finished learning my kana and want to go onto kanji. Heisig was good but a touch too dull for my liking, so I'm going to try out Kanjidamage.

All I'd like to know is, what exactly do I learn? Just the mnemonic/keyword, or the kunyomi, jukugo, etc.?

It just seems like an overwhelming amount to learn for each one the first time through, and I'd like to know how others who have used it went about it.

Thanks.

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JLPT 4 practice on Read the Kanji is free and you can cement a few hundred kanji with paying a dollar. When I say that all of those things are part of the curriculum, that doesn't mean you NEED to learn them at the same time. RTK is a flashcard format and you can customize what is displayed. If you merely want to study kanji, you can select to have nothing but kanji displayed. Clicking on the kanji themselves gives you flashcards with on, kun, common usages, stroke order, etc.

I "know" about 700 kanji, though I can recognize and READ over 1100 words using the 700 or so I know by heart.