URL forward to .Mac or FTP to other webhost for best d-name search results?

I'm boggled with ideas and suggestions, but can't see the wood for the trees! I have several .net.au (Australian) domain names in preparation for supporting my new business venture. I'm a .Mac member. At present I have url forwarding available for my domain names and can publish several sites to my .Mac account. I also can take out a webhosting plan with my domain name registration company, costing an extra $60-$80
I want the best hit results for my fledgeling personal business. For example I own sandplay.net.au and want people who type in "sandplay" say on a google search, here in Australia, to go to my website.
Recommendations from some of you iWeb 08 gurus would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you Roddy,
There appears to be a lot to do to publish to .Mac. Will going through the process to publish to .Mac get better hit results than using an Australian webhost?
I forgot to mention that I already have CNamed my initial (very basic) family tree domain website. You can visit at www.anstock.org.
I have starter pages for my busines which are presently frame forwarded and are sites under anstock.org
Since they are linked to anstock.org, web forwarding goes to (say for sandplay.net.au) www.anstock.org/sandplay
Would I be able to keep the Cnamed anstock.org and web forward (without masking) or will that just complicate the suggested procedure. OR would it be simpler to just move to an Aussie webhost for my business sites?
Sorry, I think I've complicated the issue a bit. Told you I was lost. Looking forward to advice.

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