ventureskills
Mon 23 April 2007, 12:54 am GMT +0300
You took this
http://www.freecsstemplates.org/templates/previews/bizbox/ 
a plain but nice CSS layout and added tables! what was the point of starting with a semantic css layout?
I'm all for using nicely designed templates hell we shop in the same place ;) but the point to those templates were they were examples of
tableless designs.
But moving on you or your web designer may wish to read a couple of articles
http://ventureskills.wordpress.com/2007/03/13/deadly-sins-of-seo-sites/
http://www.webdigity.com/index.php/topic,6136.0.10+Tips+to+Self+Review.html 
Displaying news about showing button, is that news?, how about telling your potential customers about the products? the page rank and alexa bits will not impress people who know what they are, and it will just confuse those who don't and is providing a potential customer a way to leave the site!
While I'm all for credit where its due, you have a link to csstemplate one to your web designer another credit to the logo artist, why don't you create a thankyou page with a paragraph about each of their services with a link, for them it will be better then just a link and clean up the interface.
SEO wise, not even simple stuff like meta tags has been done, no thought has been given to titles, and any semantic meaning that was in the template has been lost. These may help
http://www.seomoz.org/article/beginners-guide-to-search-engine-optimization
http://www.seomoz.org/article/search-ranking-factors 
So to sum up,
Get rid of the tables,
get rid of the marquee
Reduce the external link count
Tidy the template
Add meta information
but the big one, add content to the front page and subpages, also make sure the template works through out the site, there is nothing worse for developing a brand then inconsistency.
Right now you taken a couple of steps forward from the previous version, but alot of the comments that were made before are still there. If you wish to offer services and expect people to pay you, then you must have a consistent brand that is devoted to the subject, if you go to IBM or Wallmart site do you see discussion forums with sections on religion?
I guess ultimately is Joffee Publishing a business attempt or a home page for you, it can't at least at the moment be both and if you want the first option you need to disconnect anything personal and non business focused from the main site.