How to convert dynamic pages into static pages?

My website http://www.ozemall.com.au has a 0 google pagerank and I've done all the SEO techniques as I did on my first site (which was static html). The difference is that my new site is database driven. Can someone tell me how to convert dynamic links to static? I have been copying and saving and uploading the pages manually

If you are on an apache server I have an explaination of how to create a .htaccess file to rewrite your url's on my SEO Blog. Or search google for .htaccess.

Hope that will help,
Cuda

----------------------------------------------------------------
Houston Web Site Design by Barracuda Productions

you can use apache rewrite module
for example, check my website: estorerate
you can convert dynamic php into static html (fake static html), or you can generate static html with the help of rewrite and php, powerful when you know how to do it

I've built a tool which spiders an entire site and creates what I call a "Static Shell" - basically a static html version of your website. Just put a link to this shell and voila, search engines will now index your content.

The tool works great on dynamic sites that aren't getting completely indexed. I'ved used the tool for some clients with large e-commerce shops and it has worked wonders for them.

Contact me at farum21@hotmail.com if your interested in using this tool.

Thanks everyone for your replies.
I tried the rewrite thing but it wouldn't work but I found a nice little php script which did the job like a charm. The author of the script was also very helpful in helping me implement it
Cheers

Any chance to share with us this info? I'm interested..
Thanks
Cris

I did not author the script myself, so I hope it is ok with him (very nice guy) if I post the link to the other forum where he posted his code

http://www.zend.com/zend/comments/show_comment.php?article=searchengine&id=3461&pid=0&days=10000&f_id=searchengine&mode=&kind=sl

The best resource I found on mod rewrite was here:
http://warpfiction.com/sect/tutorials/node/11/



Cheers