Kristi,

Regarding your key words. You raise a good question. Here is how I would do it when it comes to not wanting to repeat the keywords too much: coffee cup, html editor, shopping cart pro, music jukebox, etc.

In this case instead of repeating coffee cup, i set it off to its own "phrase keyword", then set the individual programs by themselves. This I believe answers another question you had related to how the search will index your keywords when someone searches for you. In an ideal world if someone puts in your keywords you they will get your site, but it doesnt happen this way. So your goal is to raise your probability that they will get your site. There is a whole science to keyword development. What you want to do is research your keywords very carefully, instead of just placing them in there. Here is an example of why:

You decided that because you sell the CC html editor you want to place that keyword in your meta information. However, Google knows (because its the search engine) that when people want html editors they are not typing in "html editor", instead they are typing in "web design html editor". This is where research comes in. In order for you to compete for the search market you have to know how people are searching for items like yours. Take a look at Google web master tools.

Hope this helps.

Here's another good video on SEO with Matt Cutts, and other SEO experts with Google give advice:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Hk5uVv8JpM

Kim, can you either delete your post (that has my quoted info in it with the meta tags?) or contact CC support and have them do it? It's coming up in google search when I test searching my keywords and I'd rather potential customers' don't see me asking for help!! Thanks!

I have to say that is a risk we all run in here Kristi as many of us potentially have customers and ask questions which in some ways might show our lack of knowledge. The forums would become pretty empty if we all removed all our posts.
However... this is between you and Kim's conscience of course.

Yea, CC comes up a lot in my searches as well.

Just stick around for a few thousand posts and become a "senior advisor" - looks good on the resume

And, if you can somehow integrate a dancing spiderman into your posts it makes them all the more great!

LOL, you guys are funny!

Gotta keep it light around here. Too many serious folks.

Fe... surely it depends on how much hot air we spout in here!!