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Not logged in, no location set, I've got you coming in 6th naturally here, just below a block of videos, and well below the fold. Might be that many searches, but you're below what I would consider just-as-relevant (and then Wikipedia, sigh) content. 1% CTR is not bad for slice #6.

Hello Conrad, It's really hard to determine how long it takes for a certain page to rank..it depends on a lot of factors..Some of them are: domain age-root domain link profile - on page factors - links to that page with optimized anchor text etc etc/ I think you should try and get good quality links to the homepage and the category pages you want to rank for, diverse the anchor text..i.e. don't have 20.000 links pointing to one page with the same anchor text. In order to speed up rankings you need social accelerators in place  i.e. tweeter campaign strategies that will enable you to target the pages you want and receive a lot of retweets which could help you rank high. Hope this helps Ari

Thanks Jane - much appreciated. I think we will bring our .co.nz into the .com under a new sub folder, wait  and see what the results are and then base a decision off that for our .co.uk - have a great holidays and thanks once again.

I would be quite wary of this for another reason... You may be getting a better Click Thru Rate than you realise - thanks to the .co.uk - which you will lose if you switch to a .com Perhaps try testing adwords with .co.uk versus .com and see if there is a difference.

Thanks Kent for your help before - yeah probably just coincidence - we had managed to remove some bad neighbourhood links and rewritten our content before we realised the currency display issue and changed that