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thank you for the response. i guess thats where i was confused.  Up as in good v( like was in 5th position now in 3rd). And Red as in down ( bad 5th to 7th?)

I feel stupid asking this bt my report came out today. Beside each keyword is a narrow either red pointing Dow with a number beside it or a green pointing down. What do these mean? guessimg a green down arrow means my position for this word moved down 2 positions? ( from google spot 5 to 3?)

As I design my new pages I place them into the page optimizer.  When I place the keyword in that I am trying to rank for my page is coming up as an A.  With that said, I am still receiving error messages with critical fix results.  Here is a screenshot of this: http://screencast.com/t/DuUrP8xM

Curious on how I should fix this?  The pages are directly on my blog which makes it accessible to search engines ( So I think).  Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for the response.  I am a professional Magician.  I perform mostly at corporate events, sales meetings, trade shows etc.  It's kind of an odd product seeing that I don't have a solid object I am selling.  Think of a comedian and and how they would promote themselves.

Awesome thank you so much.  The budget I'm working with is small so I'm not sure if Adwords is in the picture right now.  We are ranking well for organic approach, but not necessarily the words I want to rank for.  Here is what I"m working on now.  I'm thinking about developing a page for Cleveland Entertainers (Local: 15,972).  This will be my main keyword focus for this page.  I'm also going to try to secondarily rank for Cleveland Party Entertainers (Local: 323) and Cleveland Party ( Local: 84,000).  I don't want to overdue each page with to many keywords, I think three is the right amount.  Also each phrase has a relation to each other, which will help tie the page together.  Does this seem like a right assumption.  Once I create this page for Cleveland I will do the same for Pittsburgh and Akron.

The way that I have been making these pages are also through blog post, not static pages.  I have created categories for each city ( Cleveland Pittsburgh, Akron).  When I write the post for these pages I use the appropriate category for the city.  I have heard that this is the way to go, blog post instead of static?  Any thoughts?

Another additional question too.  When researching a keyword, what is a high amount for a local search result?  Entertainers get's me a local result of 15,972.  Party Entertainers gets a result of 323.  When is the local search result number to low to care about?  20?  300?  3,000?  I know the number is relevant to how many people you would like to make contact with.  Just wondering if anyone has found a number to draw the line at?

Hello everyone.  Still loving MOZ.  Question: When I research a keyword phrase such as Entertainers it is returning a local search of 15,972.  I want to target three specific cities in my area ( Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Akron).  When I research the phrase Cleveland Entertainers I'm getting a local search result of 0.  Should I just assume that the search is still large enough to use?  Should I target Cleveland Entertainers still with feedback of 0?  Also is it a good idea to target the word entertainers with three separate pages to three separate cities?  I'm planning on making three separate blogs with new content on each.  This will not be duplicate content.

Hello everyone.  New to the community and loving it already.  Question, I am receiving an error of 6 pages with duplicate content and page titles.  A majority of these are tag pages.  Should I be worried about these?  IN the column listed duplicate urls it is listing 0 ( screen shot: http://screencast.com/t/azvuVk0ucWt)  Are these tags a problem?  Will SEO be hurt because of this?  What are TAG pages? Actually pages, categories, should I eliminate these?