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Hi PeterM22,

I think one of the best way to find long tail keywords is from adwords by setting up a campaign using "head keywords" in a broad match. Run it in a week or 2 and you'll see a list of possible long tail keywords in "Show all Keywords" section.

Other than that you can try the the following options/tools to find more long tail terms;

• Semrush -
• Keyword Discovery
• Google - Search base keyword tool
• Google Trends 
• Google Related Search
• Google AutoComplete
• Bing Related Search
• Bing Search Suggestion
• Ask Related Search

By the way - (some of the tools that I mentioned above are paid which I have no affiliation whatsoever)

Hi Jeff,

I don't think having too much content on the homepage will stop you ranking in the search engine. Unless the content that you are putting looks spam on the eye of the search engine.

I looked on the website that you mentioned and I noticed that you have a lot of terms at the bottom of the homepage such as list of Delivery Information  as well as list of available products which I don't think its needed because there are only number of keywords that you can optimize per page. Why not create a specific page for each keyword and write a content that is focus on this keyword rather than putting it all in your homepage.

There's a lot that of things that I also noticed on your website that doesn't comply on SEO best practices such as iframe, inline css/javascript, keyword stuffing etc. You might want to review your website again and check if everything is according to best practices. To  get you started you can check this link http://guides.seomoz.org/beginners-guide-to-search-engine-optimization and this http://www.seomoz.org/blog/the-beginners-checklist-for-small-business-seo and follow the instruction.

hope it helps

Hi Chris,

Check out Scrapebox.com , I know the tools have this options. And this might help you as well http://searchengineland.com/21-link-builders-share-advanced-link-building-queries-29848