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Hi Thomas,

I'm far from an expert, but let me give you my take anyway from the viewpoint of an unbiased outsider.. It seems to me your theory about confusion with the vodka brand may be at least partially accurate. One of the things we learned while launching our own site was that the title URL should say something about WHAT you do, not so much WHO you are. In other words, if you are a well-known name like Coca-Cola, then people are pretty confident in what they'll find if they click on coca-cola.com But until you reach that level of recognition, one should use the WHAT approach instead of the WHO approach. I hope you find this helpful.
AMSPCS
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on this type of page:

http://graygooseproducts.com/store/index.php?_a=viewCat&catId=20

Which I beleive is a category page... replace the generic subcategory images with product thumnails.

Make your logo a link to your homepage.

Also, and probablymore importantly...use url rewrite to make your category and product page urls search engine friendly.

Hope this helps.