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Welcome aboard Brad; trying introducing yourself. http://www.w3schools.com/html5/ & http://www.w3schools.com/css3/ & http://www.w3schools.com/jquery/

You have quite a large amount of content on the homepage. I would lessen that. For an effective homepage you must make it clear to the visitor what you offer, how it affects them and how they can learn more.

Business bank accounts are not pointless, but you must be legally formed to obtain most of them. I am with BofA which costs a monthly fee. Business checking accounts assist you with payroll, tax benefits, etc.

You can try using pear mail (if installed)

Your posts on a forum should be constructive enough so that other members feel you are knowledgeable, helpful and kind. If forum members see you as an integral part of the team and find you to be professional then your signature links might get clicked, which is the main purpose of signature links, not seo. However, one must not rule out the possibility of SEO benefits because most forums do NOT put nofollow code into signature URLs. Be advised though, if your posts are not of relevant content to your website then the link value is degraded.

I have decided to implement the most common social media plugins into my website design. These being FB, Twitter, Google & LinkedIN. I am coming to you all because I am wondering what types of placement you have used and which scenarios you deem most useful. I own a web hosting company and have implemented the links on my homepage, plan pages, organization information pages, announcements and knowledge-base articles. I have added them to my header, but did think about placing them in the footer. Please check out placement (www.option9.com) and let me know what your thoughts are. As well: For each page the plugins are on should I use my homepage as the href source or the current page url? Which would be better?

Hello, my name is Jason. I am the chairman of Option9 Hosting LLC. and I look forward to growing with the WDF Community.