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Yes, I highly recommend moving the transcripts to the actual page that the video's on. This will not only help with accessibility, but also improve your on-page SEO.

This article lists a bunch of Grease Monkey scripts that do this.

I'd definitely keep the video.

Instead, I would 1) make sure your video is completely optimized (transcript, video sitemap, etc.); 2) build more links (and more legit than your competitors); and 3) freshness of page is a huge factor since Google's Freshness update.

Have you looked at Google Insights for Search? It gives you the ability to drill down further into regions, which Miami is definitely one you can use. Doing a combo of Insights and Adwords should give you a good idea about your keywords and the volume. And actually, Insights will only show you terms that give enough traffic to be relevant.

While I can't say for certain (and Google searches were completely unhelpful), I'd bet that these links come from partnership / content share deals that HuffPo (or AOL) has made with the sources that show up in those links.

It all depends on how you code the ajax and what you're looking to get indexed on your site. Vague enough?

Check out this guide.

The major things you want to make sure of are 1) you're not using ajax when you could be using simple HTML/CSS; 2) that you're not using ajax on things you want to be indexed; and 3) that the ajax doesn't make it look like you're cloaking things from Googlebot.

I'd implement canonical tags for your duplicate content problem instead of noindex tags. This is the recommended practice for duplicate content.

As far as pages that you don't want indexed, when you use robots.txt to accomplish this, Google can/will still put the URL & title in SERPS. In order to stop this, you do need to put meta noindex tags on every page.

You want to use a nofollow & a noindex tag on it. Here's a guide for going it in ASP .NET.

I believe it's because of the itemscope="itemscope" call, which is saying that the area is another item. Leave out the ="itemscope" part.

Example:

[Blue Denim Castaway Flip Flops](/shoes//xsl:value-of select="translate(/page/subCategory[Name = $subCat]/Name,'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ,','abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz-')"/>/blue-denim-castaway-flip-flops/300) £30.00 [](/shoes//xsl:value-of select="translate(/page/subCategory[Name = $subCat]/Name,'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ,','abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz-')"/>/blue-denim-castaway-flip-flops/300)

Hope this helps!