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Hey There VERBInteractive! Just wanted to add a little proviso here to the advice you've been so nice to share with Peter. Adding a suite number should only be considered if a business legitimately has a suite number in the real business world, at which they receive postal mail. I believe this is what you meant, but in the past, Local SEOs have experimented with adding fictitious suite numbers in cases like Peter's. These days, no one I know is recommending this practice anymore. If the suite is real, do use it, but if fictitious, don't. Just wanted to clarify

We do have a known problem that is affecting some people for downloading their historic ranking CSV. If you could open a ticket at http://moz.com/help/contact, we'll be able to get this working for you. Thanks for your patience!

I had the same experience on a few sites.  Ranked #1 for over a year, dropped same day as penguin, but bounced back the next day.

I have recently been using social extension for my clients Adwords campaigns. I havn't noticed an increase in CTR, but my clients have been receiving more google plus 1s, which will help with the new Google Map results.

I think that the page titles, URLS, and H1 tags are best for exact keyword placements. Using them in the page copy can often look out of place. For example, your keyword might be “Car Repair London”. Inserting this as an exact form into the page copy could read something like “With 30 years of experience, our Car Repair London”. Google is looking for user experience at the end of the day. What are your thoughts on making the page look as natural as possible? @James Scaggs Do you have an example of this tactic? Thanks