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From docs: The number of times pages from your site were viewed in search results, and the percentage increase/decrease in the daily average impressions compared to the previous period. (The number of days per period defaults to 30, but you can change it at any time.) Can you point out exactly where Buyselladds is mentioning impressions in their case? ...

If you look on google trends, you will see that your new keywords receive a lot less interest than your old keywords: This is probably because, in general, users are lazy and don't like to get too specific in their search queries unless they have a real need to. Also, different users get more specific in different ways, so while one user might search for ...

Yes, moving the URLs of long time highly ranked pages will cause a drop, even if you don't factor in the loss of the links the URLs that were ranking no longer exist (and therefore get dropped from the index) and it takes time for Google to find the new pages and rank them. When you add in a big loss of links to those pages the drop becomes more dramatic. ...

Impressions: The number of times pages from your site were viewed in search results, and the percentage increase/decrease in the daily average impressions compared to the previous period. (The number of days per period defaults to 30, but you can change it at any time.) (source) In advertising it has a similar but different meaning. ...

If by impressions you mean how many times a site is listed in google, then all you need to do is search google for site:sitename.com. Above the search results, google will tell you how many pages it has indexed and that it can theoretically put in it's search results for that site. That can give you a very rough idea of how many serps that website shows up ...

It is because of the so called "filter bubble". Even though for query "x" there might be 1000 searches, it is possible that it only ranks as number 1 for a specific group of people, that are known to be interested in subject x (as deemed by search history). So for lets say 50% of those searches your website could come up as number 1, but for the other 50% ...