This trend is likely to continue for a few years. 

I had to keep looking at the publication dates because there were so many words/phrases/slogans used that are verbatim what I read today that I couldn't believe it was published 60 years ago!

I haven't done one, but I'd search the forums for that phrase, and also look at Brandon Turner's book.

Do you want a trendy local coffee shop?

The key, I think, is to actually stay away from the "classic" REI keyword portfolio and look for cheaper ways to get in front of the same audience.Typically, we'll do this by prioritizing the most profitable keywords in phrase match variations, avoiding exact match altogether (broad is still too broad in most markets, though it's probably worth a test in a market like yours).Another key is going to be finding the place at which you can affordably compete - NOT going after the top positions because that's what everyone else is doing.We find that the top spots in MANY markets are actually not worth the increase in cost - and that you can actually do more deals by targeting position 2, 3, etc.

As you would phrase it "What will be the effect of all these people having that ADDED $$$".

All of these factors are good indicators that the economy is strong and on an upward trend.  I

Seriously people, think how you phrase your answers. 

I invite you to Google "Creating a LLC or S Corp in _____," "Division of Corporations in _____," or another phrase.

Since we are so close to ATL, we tend to be one of the most trendy cabin markets.