I want to be the king of Google for these terms.

Pavement signs
Poster Frames
Lightboxes
Scrolling banners

I have just rebuilt our site and uploaded (went live) yesterday.

I am working on firefox fixes so please don't mention the &nbsp errors.

Any kind of review comments opinions etc will be rewarded with great affection.

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Well this is the first thing you must fix are the 120 markup errors: http://validator.w3.org/check?verbos...s%2Findex.html

I have doubts that the search engines will be able to crawl your site in its present state.

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I moved the thread here, in the site review forums. :)

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Richard have you attempted to get IBL's with these keywords in the anchor text?

Pavement signs
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Lightboxes
Scrolling banners

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I'm sure there are other aspects to be discussed, but the first thing (other than the non-logo) I noticed was the small .jpgs to the right of the left navigation. Were it me, I'd make them transparent .gifs, with the green background of each the transparency, so that when you mouse rollover, you don't see the green, but instead the orange rollover background color of the cell.

And in Opera (an excellent though minor browser), your graphic in the "Scroll-Play / Scrolling Displays" category is curiously enlarged, causing the text to overlap it. It looks fine in IE 6.

Bill M.

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