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Vijay, here are some of the questions our company asks itself to analyze the bounce rate.

1. is the bounce rate from organic, direct or referral traffic?

2. if it is from organic what keywords have the highest bounce rate? Are the visitors finding the correct page for the keyword? If yes, use multivariate testing via Google optimizer.

3. If it is from a referral site you need to analyze your referral strategy. Is the reference relevant for your business? If it is would it be suitable to send them to a more specific page or should you redo the page.

From our experience we have found that relevancy and loading time are the two mantras to reduce bounce rate. Even an badly designed website that has relevant content can hold visitors. Conversion is a different issue though.

A bit tricky.

International SEO would mean targeting the audience via the domain extensions and hosting the domain in the target country. It would mean using the language metatag and more.

Rel=canonical is now available across domains so you can use that tag to attribute content to the original site. That way there is no risk to be penalized.

You can go through this: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/international-seo-where-to-host-and-how-to-target-whiteboard-friday

This one is good too" http://searchengineland.com/11-considerations-for-international-seo-117798

For future get your site verified by adding a verification code via Google webmaster. This helps identify the site problems if any.

I did a search for 'salt lake city dentist' you are #1on Google maps!?

Thanks Maximise. I will try and rectify the link pattern. Most of the links are old and will be very difficult to moderate.

Its not okay. instead of having two sites you should have one site in responsive design, that should take care of duplicate content. https://developers.google.com/webmasters/smartphone-sites/details

If however you require to have a separate mobile site, the content should differ.

We have used press release sites particularly PRWeb with the social media option for quite a clients. It works good for ecommerce sites as we have noticed online sales going up after each press release. For the others it does not make much of a difference except increase the site traffic by 4-7%.

We use both HARO and paid PR sites for press releases. They both target different audiences.

Hi Bob,

I would not go with anyone of these keywords. You need people looking for treatment to come you your website. That way they will convert better. So even if the search numbers are few, your primary keyword should be

MS Treatment Boise

multiple sclerosis treatment Boise

MS treatment center Boise

multiple sclerosis treatment center Boise

MS therapy Boise

Multiple sclerosis therapy Boise

We have tried this and with good results; if you do not append the city name you can add geo metatags for the best local results.

However your website is more geared towards NLP. There are almost nil searches for NLP and MS together.

Sorry for the very late response, I was traveling and busy in office once I got back, thanks to penguins, pandas and the rest of the zoo.

To answer the second part of your question the keywords need to be revised accordingly. I would focus on NLP therapy, NLP Practitioner, NLP life coaching as primary seed keywords. For MS related keywords it would be best to focus on lifestyle for MS keywords.

And yes, the title goes well with your service, though its longer than 65 characters.