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If your using Google Analytics your have 2 profiles for each website.
If you put the websites campaign's under one Adwords account and connect it with Google Analytics (for data analysis) it will get messy, your have campaigns for both websites showing up in both website's analytics accounts.
Yeah course: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/google-bing-confirm-twitter-facebook-influence-seo
Also be careful, you got a facebook page which gains likes (fans) and then you got a like button on a webpage which when clicked 'likes' the website page on someones facebook page.
You want buttons on your site, which once clicked, basically places a link on there facebook wall to the page they liked.
Turn up the heat with the social buttons maybe have set at top and set at bottom, play around with it, have some text pointing to the share buttons 'share with your friends', you get the point.
mmm this stuff doesn't bother me that much, I have never been hit by any Google updates, I stick to my guns and plough through it.
All my SEO revolves around quality, unique content and it works well. Lots of it onsite connected with social tools, lots of it through guest blogging (every blog I inspect to the best I can), also try to have best on the web for articles, tutorials etc also with social sharing tool.
I would stay away from doing that as good chance it could flag as duplicate content.
What would the ratio of reviews to current content be on a page?
I would be inclined to use it to conversion optimise, but only selecting a few of the better ones.
Some seem to have HQ as the homepage and then build internal pages for other locations.
On the other side if you only have one physical location and the other areas you want to target don't I would again put the physical location on homepage and then inner pages.
That being said I personally purely from a structure point of view taking SEO out for the moment would want generic terms on homepage and treat locations and inner locations as categories and subcategories.
But if you do this im sure rankings will be lost until you get the location ranking again on a inner page.
Haven't really given a answer but ive been looking into location specific SEO so this thread interests me.
Do you have any anchor text links in the body of the article going back to the root?
I wouldn't be surprised Alan looking at his website that a lot of links were built naturally by people linking to his site as it looks like a good resource.
I've got a website were I built some links to gain a good position and left it, over a few months that exposure built tons of new links without me knowing from all over the web.
Now if those little sites have been hit, lets say a fair amount had been wiped out then I can see how rankings could be lost.
If you use the mozbar, its domain auth is lower then any other result on the first page.
Few things on a side note, I personally would remove the 
from the title tag and also work out why your manual meta description is not being pulled through to the SE.
Idea: Maybe you could add social buttons to the galleries for each photo. Idea being people from the wedding like/share/tweet pictures they are in which generates exposure and social signals. Something I think would be very shareable.
See what I would do like I said was put social buttons on it, to try and and gather some social signals to those articles but then anchor text link out of the content to a page with a term that does generate traffic.
Maybe you can use those articles to help the SEO of other pages.
Ok,
I cant see it out ranking your homepage to be honest, maybe change your title tag to 'Why we Love Natural Beauty Products' so it fits in with your h1 tag.
no one has actually said to do anything but wait, I will go against the fold and say strip out all those adsense units down the left and maybe even dump that sharing tool bar at the bottom of the page, you already have a load of social sharing buttons on each page and that bar at the bottom looks like its holding up load times.
Go into webmaster tools and request a crawl.
301 is a redirect so if you change the url you 301 redirect it to the new url in case links have been built to the old url.
rel canonical is a tag that tells Google this page has similar content to another page to help duplicate content issues, usually used on re-ordering functionality and paging.
I use the local month searches column and set the match type to 'exact' - I also combine this with google insights to see what the trending of the traffic is like.
If the CPC is high and the competition is also high this does indicate pay per click for the term is competitive and there will be a reason behind that, such as the term converts well, if that is the case then organic could also be competitive but I don't use these columns when selecting keywords for organic, I just go off the local traffic data and make an educated decision on whether I think once ranked will it convert.
Anyone agree with this article? If your position 7 is there a chance of jumping to position 6 by only linking out!
http://textmechanic.com/Permutation-Generator.html
Maybe this could help, the last box allows you to put a list of words and then generate every combo available.
Another one to your bow - http://twiends.com
A test viperchill ran on this stuff - http://www.viperchill.com/twitter-followers/
I would use the current posts as the blog area of the eCommerce website, I would then create new cats for the products you actually want to push.
If you find one of your posts is relevant to a product I would then create an anchor text link back to the product, I would even keep that blog section running with the posts and keep linking out to products when relevant.
Unfortunately your example is actually a good method and lots use it.
If you don't want to take that route you can leave the article link free, and place it in the byline which will make it look less spammy.
Like Craig said though don't generate a 100 guest posts all with the same anchor text 'car insurance', you need to mix it up, some with the keyword some with your brand name, some which are close to your target term.
http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/
These are blogs I follow on a daily basis.
Hope you find one of them interesting enough to follow as well.