Hello Francisco: My answer would be "it totally depends.I would compare the results to prior results.  If you have no historical data for the account, then I'd say that it was an excellentonversion rate for a an RFQ page. I'd be interested to see the statistics of what the close ration is on the quotes.

But regardless, as far as tooting your own horn, definitely. Letting the client know that the results are 1 for 3 would make them feel great about hiring you.

Hi Rishad:

My answer to your question is soley based on SEO. The more concentrated your focus on the one site and the incoming links, the higher an authority the site will gain.

But I hadn't thought about the marketing angle until I read Gianluca's response. He makes a strong case for letting your marketing/brand requirements drive the decision.

Hey Jos: I use a vector based drawing program (CorelDraw) and draw boxes with lines like you. I can highlight main pages by border thickness and colors.

It's probably not nearly as elegant as  Sameer's suggestions, but I've used it for so many years, it's as comfortable as a pair of old jeans

Changed my profile pick a month or so ago. I miss seeing my old dog Boozie though.

I switched from WP to Joomla because at the time, WP wasn't as ecommerce friendly. And I picked Joomla over Drupal because the general consensus was that while Drupal was more flexible, Joomla had an easier learning curve.

Good luck with whatever new CMS you choose.

Hey Donnie: While I'm only a former Wordpress user and current Joomla hack, I would guess that the MVC frameworks give them more flexibility. Though that flexibility vomes at a price of having to be more proficient at PHP.

Hah hah. I agree with Richard. The mo community. And I'm also sympatico with Gianluca. Llong walks outside in the fresh air does wonders for my creativity. Ideas come easier.

After rereading my answers and yours, I'm inclined to agree with you G. I interpreted the question very narrowl Most of my experience has been with sites selling things, and  the PPC used has always been to drive traffic into regular permanent pages.

I'll tell you, this Q&A is harder than I thought! I'll have to be more circumspect when I answer a question!

Hi Spencer:

I don't know if this qualifies as the easiest way , but it ranks right up there:

Virante's Recovery Tool

Hi Mike:

Keyword capitlization  makes  a difference is in the URL's. (Personally I recommend sticking to lowercase.)

As far as elsewhere on page  as far as I can tell, the search engines don't differentiate.