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Like has been said, these metrics you have shown, tell use that

A.

You are in a competitive search market

B.

Your probally not the only site that is doing SEO

C.

Check your link's and your competitors link profiles, usually some great juicy links that you can acquire for your site and shift the playing field in your direction

Interesting! This is a nice way to funnel traffic that we have already captured into our .ca domains, as well as build that interlinking between sites. Really want to capture that new Canadian market (For our e com Canada has some different part numbers as well as a different selection of products available to them)  Though i am still considering how to approach this, trying to avoid having much of the duplicate content across international pages.

So we are building out on some of our Ecommerce sites, and expanding and adding .ca domains to our already established .com.  What techniques have you used to generate success in similar launches to this one.  I will reply to each response with thoughts and questions

Enjoy the discussion

These are physical signals, no way for the algorithm to interpret them.  Street view may be possible, but its highly unlikely google would dedicate its resources to endorse paid advertizing to influence SERPS.  Sure its benificial if someone uses street view and happens to see your site, but other than that its worthless to SEO. Same thing with the scanned image in google books.

I have done numerous single page 301's and had pretty promising results.  Much of the link juice seemed to flow uninhibited and after a few weeks SERP rankings started to see pretty "explosive"(very contextually used here) growth.  Similar results to general content migration, but you can get the Google juice flowing a bit better having using a 301 "seed"  thats already established.

Only way is to wait, give ti some time! Google should re-index you soon, and your rank will start to stabilize once again.

Part of this job is continued research!

Being in the tech field is like being a doctor! We have to stay informed on a constantly changing medium!!

Thanks for the info, ill do some digging.  Ill definately be writing up a YouMoz article based on the solutions tested, as they apply to SEO, gathering more hard statistics.

I'm looking, for an affiliate network solution, that can provide not only conversions through affiliate marketing alone, but also as linkbait.  What kind of tools do we have available? i remember reading a SEOMoz Blog about the best SEO tools of 2010, and i saw some affiliate options there. Looking to hear SEO community opinions on options like this.

Your correct our jobs would not exist if SEO was easy and automated!  the "easy" button only helps you defeat those who dont know how to press it!  once your past that your normallty competeing head to head with other skilled SEO's for the top spots often one link can be indexed and change me from 1 to spot 3, because the link profiles have grown so similarly between competitors.

Gotta love this!!! Most of my days are alot of information gathering then that one day of execution!! very grattifying!

Part of this job is continued research!

Being in the tech field is like being a doctor! We have to stay informed on a constantly changing medium!!

Prob wont be an imediate recovery, there will certianly be a peroid of reduced flow.  but legitimate sites that are not using "farmer" tactics will likely see signs of recovery soon when google indexes enough of the new links.  Set up 301's on all your old links point them all to related pages in your new structure..... it could be done just rattleing off ideas here.

Only way is to wait, give ti some time! Google should re-index you soon, and your rank will start to stabilize once again.

I have done numerous single page 301's and had pretty promising results.  Much of the link juice seemed to flow uninhibited and after a few weeks SERP rankings started to see pretty "explosive"(very contextually used here) growth.  Similar results to general content migration, but you can get the Google juice flowing a bit better having using a 301 "seed"  thats already established.