Hello,
I need advice about do you write your HTML to the WEB Standards?
I found a very usefull article, about the google ranking and the most common misstakes made by the webmasters. According to this article the a valid html code is good for the googlebot and you are getting better listed.
Is this true?
The full article is here http://www.googlepageranks.net/tips-tricks/2007/04/1/
Also their html validator tool shows me 181 errors.
http://www.googlepageranks.net/valid...=et-petrov.com

What I am suppost to do?
Should I fix the errors or it's not so bad?
Thanks

According to this article the a valid html code is good for the googlebot and you are getting better listed.

their html validator tool shows me 181 errors. What I am suppost to do?
Should I fix the errors or it's not so bad?

You kinda give the question and the answer together there...
Altough, I'd say you may want to fix the errors, as they will almost surely make inconsistencies between different browsers.
But the warning are not that critical, I'd say you can live with them.

<meta name="generator" content="Microsoft FrontPage 5.0" >

Don't be too much surprised of the result.
Frontpage is known to be of poor quality when it comes to w3c standards...

If you really want to do valid code, you'd better take an text editor, and start writing HTML directly, and not using a wysiwyg editor.

Thanks for the critic and for the advice. Any other advices are welcome

If your still interested in W3C complient us the following link from www.w3c.og to validate your code.

http://validator.w3.org/

I would definitely fix the code. Not only for googlebot reasons but for browser compatibility as well as keeping the code clean for future changes or future coders working on the site. Its always a good idea to do it right the first time.