I hate shopping carts that require me to register on first transaction before actually ordering something – that adds friction. There are no trust marks, and the site whilst it might appeal to German tastes doesn’t look as modern as some of your higher priced competitors.

In fact some of your competitors higher up the SERPs seem to have significantly higher prices, and they can probably achieve that because their sites look more professional, have more trust etc.

In many ways your prices might even reduce trust… too cheap.

If you want to highlight your prices and keep them low, why don’t you have them in your title?
Also of note whilst they are not very important, and of no value to Google, your keyword meta tags have line-breaks as separators.

The guys from Stompernet have real pedigree in eCommerce, with sites like MyWeddingFavors.com A2Armory.com and many others, and there were a lot of videos focusing on eCommerce design and conversion within the “free stuff” (including examples with live sites) that you are turning your nose up at.

I think your link building tactics are a little short-term focused – recent change of ownership or recent new SEO hire since July?

bob

If the title says free, and everything else in the post suggests it is free, and I made a specific point to test the whole process to ensure it is free.. you can probably be fairly certain that this training is free, and it is far more effective than comment spamming.

If the prices to high, choose other ways ;) Those ones who search, they’ll find some cheaper things ;) … normally