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Some things I noticed.

• The H1 on the page is "BUY" and the second headline that actually includes "Apartments for sale in Lebanon" is an H3
• I would put apartments for sale in lebanon as the h1 instead of buy or at least change that line into an H2 and put "apartments for sale in lebanon" at the beginning of the line instead of at the end
• There are no internal sitelinks linking to that page using anchor text other than "Buy"
• Buy is really awful anchor text. Try to find other places on the site where you can interlink with at least slightly more relevant anchor text.
• Your domain authority is still pretty low. Work on getting that closer to 30.
• Almost all of the external links to that page are spammy directory links that are more likely to hurt you than help you. For example: http://www.dmozing.com/Business/Real_Estate/?p=23\. Clean these up.
• A somewhat legitimate link might be http://www.discoverlebanon.com/en/directory/index_v.Homes%20for%20sale_114.html

You're probably not using google.ca. It ranks slightly lower on google.com.

You're talking about internal links from your own site to other pages on the same site correct?

If so, then I believe that I am correct in saying that the other two responses are irrelevant to your question because they are referring to sitewide links to other sites.

Interlinking is definitely important and as long as it is done correctly it can have SEO benefits but don't expect to see much of a boost without additional external factors, such as external links back to your site.

I just took a look. Did you just disable the javascript that slides through the images so it just shows the initial image?

It also looks like the sliders all images, which shouldn't be that big of a deal. If you're not hiding keywords I wouldn't worry about it.

Thanks for the response. That was all I could really find on the topic as well. I'm using the newest version of the asynchronous tracking code besides universal analytics. I understand the possibilities for discrepancies, even 50% might be understandable but my visitors in analytics is at 6% percent of recorded clicks at 3 out of 47 which just seems insane.

I guess I'll just have to suggest that we stop running those types of Facebook ads, at least for now.

We're running a Facebook news feed ad that is pointing at our homepage. Facebook says that for yesterday there were 47 website clicks. Google analytics shows 15 total visitors from facebook with 3 of them landing on the homepage. I understand that there is likely going to be some discrepancy with users accidentally clicking and clicking back before the page loads, but this seems a little insane. I tested the ad using a page that pulls the Analytics cookie data using php and it is working properly so I don't understand what's happening. The url isn't tagged with utm parameters, which is going to be fixed.  Anyone experience this or have any insight as to what could be this issue? Is this click fraud?

Edit: For more clarification I was checking on my completely unfiltered google analytics profile/view.