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The site is nice and very eye catching. What I did notice was that when I first opened the page there was a lot going on and I didn't quite know where to look.

The only solid consistent method which will always work is to create unique written content which will naturally draw users to your website, simples.

Search engines usually pick up on reciprocal links, they will add to your ranking but not as much as a one way link.

See if a local webmaster with a website packed with keywords similar to yours will let you guest blog. Guest blogging produces high quality back links if the website you submit it on is already highly regarded by Google.

I don't quite understand what you are asking for, are you looking for help with the creation of a custom solution or if it is just readily available? Take a look at some of the WordPress plug-ins floating about, one of them might fit your needs...

With that many parts I would recommend storing them in a database and calling/displaying them using PHP. That way what ever way you do it will minimise the amount of effort you will need to put into remaking it if you don't like the first way. It might look cluttered all on one page but if...

How are you sending the emails? When you send a HTML email you need to set the headers as html content as well otherwise the client will just interpret it as plain text. See here.

Without making it from scratch, like suggested use WordPress and download the plugin you need to do the job. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/

In the simplest terms, index.php?page_id=12 is usually parsed so that a script gets content for the page id 12 and passes it back to be displayed. There is no easy way to spoof this and if I were to mention them it would no longer be in Laymen's terms!

Haha amazing, I can imagine it's fairly simple but with spectacular results.

Although that achieves the end goal, it's actually more complicated and less search engine friendly than a simpler solution.

Use long tail keywords such as web design [your area]. Web design is very competitive, you are unlikely to rank for that term in a short space of time.

I couldn't really be bothered to test for a fully fledged vulnerability but you need to perform a but more sanitisation before passing the user input to the query, and killing the script/redirecting to a 404 if your query returns nothing. Test...

For a web designer I'd want them to know HTML, CSS, JavaScript and a sound knowledge of Photoshop. Benefits would be some knowledge of PHP and MYSQL but not essential in the design side of things.

You could create a function which calls the row from the database of the parent id of the current category and put the function in a loop which keeps calling itself and appending the result to the bread crumb trail until the parent is 0.

The whole point of the md5 encryption is that it's meant to be one way and non recoverable (until it was ruined with rainbow tables). You're best off sending the user an email with a link they can use once to reset their password.

Also make sure you escape your input, with mysql-real-escape-string, or even better use prepared statements.

As DesginerBill said, look at mysql_fetch_row() and the likes.

There's 2 ways you can do it, using PHP or JavaScript. Look at PHP's date JavaScript's date

Links are no follow I think but besides that it might be worth a comment or two!