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The overall goal is to generate more sales through the store, therefore we are focusing on traffic yes. I did use the Google keyword tool and included what I thought were the best keywords in my report and suggestions...

Hey Guys, So I was just assigned my first SEO project for the following site: Cook Man Food Was hoping for a little bit of feedback. Initially I have come up with the following ideas. 1) Change the title tags to include more sough after key words including char broil and barbeque...

with all of those examples, I would break the photos down in to one photo per example and put them on a grid. Then you can tag the photos with a keyword you want to emphasize....

That helps, thanks. I have been hearing that too, that the crawlers are going to eventually be looking for trends and what not in social media, so I feel like the best strategy is going to be simply to create buzz and stay active in the community. I know that the shortened URL's are usually...

the one thing I noticed was the handheld camera in each of the images. Could use a little bit more variety there to indicate the other services they offer..

I just started messing around with Open Site Explorer today from SEOmoz and I like that tool as well...

I'm a bit confused here. Do Twitter and Facebook archive everything and how do we determine relevancy in these social media platforms? Overall I'm confused about getting backlinks here and what is the best strategy??

As you can see here, experiment with a few tools. Use Google AdWords, WordTracker and SEObook and look for some of the words that crossover. Be thorough...

Backlink Watch is my favorite by far, though I have hit limits a few times for some reason. Does anybody else have this problem?

I like going in to the free version of Google AdWords and typing in about 6 or 7 keywords followed by the city. Here you will find the best in your city as they show near the top for numerous keywords.