Welcome deg,
In my book theres no such thing as a stupid question, only stupid answers, so i’ll try not look stupid.
Q.
Is it okay for me to have all the reviews in a database, and then present them with php? So I only have ONE page for presenting A review, but it can be many different ones. Will this have any affect on my google-results?
A.
There is nothing wrong with this, and is how most CMS’s do things. The one negative here from a Google point of view is the URL used to portray each different page. For instance, index.php?cat=review&type=casino&name=slotland is not as good as /review/casino/slotland. The only way i know of to get around this is by using mod rewrite on a linux server.
Q.
The same thing about rss-feeds, will that be read by the “spiders” correctly? since the data is generated when the page is read.
A.
Google likes pages that get updated regularly. The google spider visits my site almost every day so the rss feed shouldn’t be a problem. The one issue i have with a page that gets updated often is that the search term the page gets indexed for might not be on the page by the time the user gets to it. You need to make sure you have very clear site navigation for when this happens, which in my case is quite often since my index page gets updated every day.