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I greatly apreciate your feedback, let me know if you want to see the site.
I've found that most pages that have lots of little boxes on them tend to be very unfocussed, though, with more that's off topic than on topic. You may well have a lot of problems with just the fundamental targeting, focus, structure, and content of your pages.
What are your inbound links like? They're also an important part of all major search engine algorithms.
Since AdWords doesn't work for you either, you may be in a very competitive area, or else you haven't chosen your target phrases well.
Just give me your site's URL, the competition u are facing on Google isnt much. Its normal. I'd targetted keywords with much more COmpetition, and successfully achieved the rankings. There would be some problem with the site structure or keyword targetting.
Wish U luck
Vani
The text boxes im refering to could be better described as a standard Form Text box. (ie: <textarea name="Hometext" cols="40" rows="5" readonly="readonly" class="body">
It gives me the option of using CSS on borders and scrollbars etc, and controling the size to fit the alloted space (no matter how many lines of text I have).
My inbound links difinetely need work. Im thinking of using Link Finder....(?)
Im discovering other issues i was unaware of untill I found this site (ie; page size, overused keywords in meta etc)
I guess my main concern is that I would prefer to keep the "text area" (or box?) but not if SEs are seeing them as "hidden text".
I'd suggest that u GO for the "text area" for establishing your site, initially. Then you try experimenting with other Forms.
After preparing a well structured, content rich page, Inbound Links are a pre-requisite to getting your Site recognised. Text within these links, inter-linking of site etc etc, play a major role, now a days.
I hope ur site comes up soon!
Vani
<html>
<head>
<title>Scrolling Div</title>
<style>
div.scroll
{
overflow: auto;
width: 50px;
height: 50px;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<div class="scroll">Text in a scrollable div.</div>
</body>
</html>
