Look to your on-page optimization. That may be what is lacking.

If query is called getResults and your field name is called myField

To change to 2-across or 3-across, or whatever, just change the MOD 4 to 2 or 3 or whatever number you wish.

Change Your_Query to match your query name, Your_data to match your field name(s), and change the colors (ffffff and dadada) to match the colors you want.

Highlight search term

Change the yourActionPage.cfm to the name of the page you want to open, and adjust the sizes and other parameters as you need.

will look like Thursday, June 03, 2004

I've been wondering the same thing, and while I don't have an answer for you, I will offer to write about you in my blog! :) PM me with any particular wording you might want me to use.

1221, 1411, 1421 ?

Get your site listed in as many relevant directories as you can. Do a search such as yourkeyword + "add url" to find directories related to your keyword. This may or may not bring direct traffic...

Many of my sites are technical. Weekend traffic to them is next to nothing. My theory has always been that the techies are going to my site AT WORK, and not at home. May be the same for you.

Probably the first and best place to find out what PR is, is to go to the source for the definition. http://www.google.com/technology/ .

sounds like a good choice of attire to me. good luck!

http://www.perlservices.net/en/faq/cute_ftp.shtml - scroll down for instructions on how to use chmod with cuteftp.

Do you mean a sitemap?

I'm certainly no tax person, but if you spent the money on web hosting, then it was real money, was it not? You can't spend it if you don't have it, right? Anyway, you can claim the hosting expense...

The colors are a little bright for me. The pink text would make my eyes tire pretty quickly. Regarding SEO, here are my comments:

1. The title of your pages are mostly the same. Each page...

I assume you are using this line of code <CFIF getUserName.RecordCount IS 1> to check if the login user and pwd was successful, however, getUserName is not the name of the query you have for checking...

Just depends how you want to do it - up to you. Either display the info on the same page using cfinclude or send them off to another page using cflocation. Whatever pleases you.

<cfif Password eq #Password# and UserName eq #UserName#>
<cfinclude template="yourpagetoinclude.cfm">
<cfelse>
<cflocation url="yourloginpage.cfm">
</cfif>

Something like this should do it:

<CFQUERY name="login" datasource="#dsn#">
SELECT *
FROM Users
WHERE UserName='#username#'
AND Pwd = '#pwd#'
</CFQUERY>

Of course your...

The backlink update has begun. I don't yet see any PR update happening, but that may coming soon.

If you just started with them this month (July), your first check will be issued in late August. You have to have been with them one complete month I think, and then at the end of the next month,...

MySQL. If you know both, then it is the better choice. Access will only hold up with a few users. Get too many, or the database gets too large, and you'll be dealing with crashes a lot. Lots of...

That's not a question anyone can answer. Google doesn't share that information. It depends on many things. What ads are displayed, what type of site they are displayed on, etc.

Right inscissor, I think everyone was missing the point that the original poster didn't want the learning curve required for something like Dreamweaver. That's why I suggested SiteSpinner. Really...

Try SiteSpinner. (www.virtualmechanics.com). I think it would fulfill your needs well. (No, I don't work for them). It also produces some pretty clean code - not absolutely perfect, but darn...

Sounds pretty much like what I expected then. And yes, even when I was out there doing CF programming for companies, it was mostly intranet stuff, which made it difficult to build up any sort of...

You could see positive upward movement in the SERPS long before you see it reflected on either the toolbar's PR or in the backlinks that Google shows for your site. So keep an eye out for progress...

Two to three years ago, it wasn't all that difficult to find ColdFusion programming jobs in my area of the US (south). When the tech jobs started drying up, the CF jobs did too, and they never...