Hey LRCI agree pretty much with everything here. The new page is 'nicer' .. but it's not really anything worth the effort, imo. It's like you tried to rebuild it without actually changing it around much. Why not take the opportunity to, if you're gunna rebuild it, rebuild it? Rather than edit and tweak it, rebuild it. Make some real changes, and pick it up. I think it'sa) easierb) a better use of your timec) much more worthwhile then promoting the 'new site'; If you're going to put a shout out around the internet about your new site, and you're crazy not to, then make it worth the effort, and actually drum up some more readers. Instead, folks will drop by and hardly see the difference. And then you lose them. Other points* Really "Doping news" gets its own category in the drop down menu? how about letting that go? At least not make it a priority on the navigation, to makes you appear a little obsessed with it. It's not really a category or topic of running, is it?* Same goes for "bizarre". Hardly something worth sticking in the primary navigation. Why not better use your primary available navigation space for more compartmentalized sections: "distance" could be anything from an 800 to a marathon or beyond. Or "professional" is a huge category; how about men's or women's, or any number of other sub-categories that would seem more pertinent than 'bizarre' or 'doping news'.* Bizarre doesn't tell me anything at all. Make it clear where I'm going; that's why it's called a navigation bar.* the best looking part of the entire new front page is the footer .. it's new, it's fresh, it's well designed and appealing as well as functional. use that for your building block for the entire feel of the page, imo.* I do think the font on the main text sections should be larger. I'm not a big fan of either of the directed fonts, but if that's what you want to go with, make them bigger .. at least 2px larger (reading on a 21" screen)* You have no tag? A home page with no tag is odd. Images should have alt tags. A lot of the scripts should go in the footer, not the header.* I think meta description tags should still be used, not just a title tag.* The Quote of the Day, is cool, but it probably doesn't need to be the single leading feature on a home page. IMO, ymmv.* Why not put a link to your Facebook page on the site? That seems beyond a no-brainer to me. Or your twitter feed. And an RSS link?* Personalize your site. Improve the 'About' page, and update, or sharpen, your images there. Let your visitors know who you are; otherwise the entire thing is just zeros and ones.The main task ahead of you, imo, is the boards. Good luck with that; they have some great conversation, and some great info, and some complete a-holes who make the place a complete waste of time. And the design of the boards facilitates, even fosters, that.Cheers