I originally posted my site on the website REVIEW forum and I got a lot of good responses on making my site better and easier to look at. I do appreciate all the help with this, and everyone that helped. I am presently learning HTML and will be redesigning the site fully using HTML. I originally used Frontpage to design the site, but from all the suggestions I will be building the site from the ground up. http://reviewmasteronline.com

My first question, take a look at my site and tell me how to make more GOOGLE FRIENDLY. I definetly want to add this to my new design. Also, I am fairly good with KEYWORD allocation AND SEO to optimize my site, but can you give me direction on how to IMPROVE and OPTIMIZE my WEBSITE for search engines? I know CONTENT is the key, but were should the content be placed and layed out for the best results.

I do appreciate all the help!!

Change

<p align="left"><font size="7" face="Academy Engraved LET" color="#ffffff">
<b style="background-color: rgb(128, 0, 0);">Reviewmasteronline.com</b>


</font>


</p>

to <h1>Reviewmasteronline.com</h1>. Then change

<p align="left"><img class="twisty"><font size="3" color="#ffffff">
<b style="background-color: rgb(128, 0, 0);">Leading       the Consumer to a Better Buying Experience</b>


</font>

<b>
</b>


</p>

to <h2>Leading the Consumer to a Better Buying Experience</h2>.

For starters. That will help GoogleBot understand especially the second line, that this is what the page is about, and reinforce your title.

Get rid of the link exchange.

Oh my god the "I buy ugly sites" guy would LOVE this. Kill the table layout. That's so 1996. The gray column on the left goes all the way down, but not on the right. Your color scheme leaves much to be desired. I could go on, but I'm not trying to insult you, just help with priorities, since I might be your target market.

Focus on human readers and the bots will follow. Right now, the humans don't like your design.

but were should the content be placed and layed out for the best results.

Anywhere and with any layout you prefer.

SEs have no interest in your layout or colour scheme at all. Just use the correct elements for the correct job, <h1> to <h6> for headings <b>, <i>, <strong> & <em> etc rather than styling things with CSS to look like these elements can be a help

Thank you all for the help. My compucarve review is now on page two of google. I worked hard at optimizing this article, and I was really happy when I checked this out today. I look forward to learning more from others on this site!