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When you say "send" an IP address, it has me concerned you're running that function in the wrong place. The browser sends the IP address with all posts of all forms, you need to pull the IP address from the headers using something similar to that function when you are processing the POST.

It's very straightforward to do a 301 from a dynamic page. Response.Status="301 Moved Permanently" Response.AddHeader "Location","http://www.new-url.com/" Are you sure there wasn't some other factor besides dynamic? Maybe the new url has a dynamic url so they can't specify "new.url.com"?

Luckily it's over now, but for discussion, yes. The registrar itself was down so there was no way to manage the domain directly. Eventually I did get in email contact with them and they were going to update my name servers manually but right around then they got up again. I've had sites...

I have an .ly domain for my website, and due to the current unrest, one of the major registration services there (Libyan Spider) is down. I registered there and they are also my DNS in the registration. I'm assuming even if I find new name servers, I wouldn't be able to update my...

Can you provide a link to the site itself?

Could you provide a little more detail on what should be changed and why you need to change it?

Looks really good. One suggestion on the background, though. On my screen it stops abruptly about 80% of the way through and then starts over again. You might want to put it in a div and center it and have a complementary background color behind it instead of x-repeating it. Maybe someone...

But if the question is more, "When will the improvements I made show up in my SERP rankings" it varies. Depending on what changes you are making, you can use Google Webmaster to see when it picks up on it (indexes the pages, recrawls, finds the new links, etc.) to get some visibility and then...

Changes constantly. I even get the impression that Google has been playing around with SERPs changing at different times of the day.

Well, I don't know how it's supposed to look, but if you just delete that first li that has the "New Home" navigation, things seem to fall in to line.

Why are you using iFrames to your own local content?

I think the comments that the site "is too bright" is misleading. Nothing wrong with a bright site. What you're missing is a sense of "palette". The colors are far too random and so end up giving the same effect as wearing five different types of plaid clothing all together. Do some googling...

That's what they call AJAX

I like it. Suggestions on the splash page, the "Spa and Salon" subtitle looks almost camoflaged. Have you tried that in white like the main heading? Same with the black text below it. Also, design an image for the Enter button.

First of all, the answer to that is always changing, as the search engines modify their logic. The word on the street these days is that having backlinks from quality sites with a good reputation helps. Having backlinks from poor quality sites, or sites that the search engines think are there...

As many have mentioned, graphical elements won't effect it. If you're talking about new layout and new content, it depends on whether you are improving things or making things worse. We just went live with a new redesign (a lot of it strategically done for SEO) and saw a HUGE bump in our Yahoo...

Google webmaster tols. Yahoo site explorer. Bing webmaster center

Nice! Just a couple suggestions. The font on your "categories" buttons is cool. The font in your header is not. It's a bit dated looking, especially with the ray tracing. Why don't you use the same font and same treatment? Is there supposed to be something in that big box on the...

#2 is the key, crucial first step and #1 the key, crucial follow up. The rest is gravy.