Don't get caught up on what google does or does not tell you.

If you can find a relevent place for a link to be placed in the content, then do it. If it's helpful for the user then do it.

Generally, google will only count one link per page in terms of passing the juice to it, but if the same link is used in content it will still count somewhat, because the content is obviously relevent to the link that is placed, that in itself is a yes vote.

Good luck

Go into WMT if you have an account and resubi your sitemap for websitebuildersword.com, or simply google suggest site or something similar and find where you can submit your site to google again.

It should get indexed again anyway, because you should have some links out there somewhere that the bots will detect and go to your site from.

Quite a big stuff up though, on your programmers part.

Good luck

Simply put don't make your pages for SEO, make them for your users/visitors, do your main SEO offsite.

Time and time again though, we've experienced the google high - bing/yahoo low or the google low - yahoo/bing high.

It would seem each search engine reviews the others and do not want to display the same results, after all, what would be the point?

So figure out which one you want to target and go for it with whatever methods that get you up there. I think it'd be quite hard to get #1 for all search engines, unless of course your a site like wiki.

Good luck!