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We have the same issue-- our customers are located around the country and when we had AdWords campaigns we targeted certain cites, but always coast-to-coast. Our solution has been to attack certain cities with special pages, so we can try to rank for "keyword seattle" and "keyword miami" This is sort of working, so far. I know that isn't possible for every business, just wanted to share that you're not alone.

PageSpeed and YSlow are both great tools, and I can confirm they both work in FF.

Yeah, we have Adobe Premiere CS3. Do you think that would be a better idea? Add a watermark and intro/outro with our website address on it, and then publish it on YouTube, Vimeo, etc in addition to on our blog? Our would there be more power/benefit to focusing strictly on link generation towards that page?

Thanks Daniel. The link/ranking competition for these individual category product pages is very low, so it might be very beneficial to have a handful of links pointing to each product specifically. I know that if you have 2 or more links pointing to the same page, Google only counts the first link. I wasn't sure how Google responded when you had multiple links to multiple pages.

Thanks Paul, good stuff!

Nah... They keep charging me. What's up with that?!

Thank you both! Great video Cyle, that's exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks for all the help everyone! It appears that those supposed 'phantom clicks' are a result of our product listings being added to the campaigns, and those don't get tracked as individual keyword clicks. Here is the exact response I got back from Google for future reference: "Having reviewed your account, we can see that you have successfully setup product listing ads for your campaigns. So, the missing clicks are from the product listing ads. Please note that the keywords do not record any clicks for product listing ads. Instead, to view the statistics of the product listing ads, please select desired campaign and click on 'Auto Targets' tab found beside Ad Extensions in the central menu bar. This will give you performance statistics for your product ads."

Thank you everyone for the help. I feel confident that we can just continue on like we are, and if I notice any issues, then I can try your suggestions of the keyword order and also following the examples of that blog post. Thanks again!

You better back up your DB before doing that. Anyway, take a look at this MagentoConnect extension http://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/MageWorx.com/extension/2852/seo-suite-enterprise#overview or this one (it's by the same company http://www.mageworx.com/seo-suite-pro-magento-extension.html