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Google autocomplete and the 'searches related to' field can be manipulated, however it is against Google's TOS to do so. Rishi Lakhani wrote a very interesting article on the subject over a year ago now. In it he shows how he managed to manipulate these results. Hope that helps.

Thank you Dana... It is frustrating...

I worked on Mesothelioma campaigns for a while.  CPC averaged $100-150/click.  It's literally AdWords most expensive CPC....but a Mesothelioma Lead is worth $10,000 and a settled case is worth $500,000.  That's why Mesothelioma clicks are so expensive. Keep an eye on AdCenter clicks...AdCenter causes many more headaches that AdWords. Look at your search query reports..if you see anything outside of the norm, ask for a refund..and then add that term as a negative keyword.  Its usually only broad match that will cause issues...if you don't use broad match, you shouldn't have many problems.  Once again AdCenter will match up 'related' keywords that are not really related....AdWords is much more accurate for broad match keywords. look at geo ... do you capture ip address on leads or server logs?  look for IPs outside your targeted geo.  If you find them, ask for a refund If you find any issues, request that AdCenter or AdWords audit your account...I automatically did this every month with AdCenter ..and usually received 10-15% refund every month...and I didn't have to spend lot of time investigating things ...AdCenter did the work.  Do you have a dedicated rep?  this is what they are for.

I will have to try to find them.  I saw them about a month ago and had been meaning to post it.  Do you see any out there?

Cool, keep me posted.

Which do you think has more SEO or SMO impact?  Google plus votes, Facebook Likes, or Facebook shares?

Something doesn't sound right there. You can't have 3112 unique visits from 12093 unique visitors, unless your log file program is using those terms in a different way. If your log file program lets you, you should be able to see which files haven been using the most bandwidth.