[Nfbc-info] Request for advice, at the risk of asking a foolish question ...

[Inthecar2 at aol.com]

Angela,
Other than the obvious, "blind" and "blindness", I would suggest that you  
also consider including the words, "vision loss", "glaucoma", "retina  damage", 
"eye diseases/damage", "braille" and "impaired vision" to  help increase the 
number of visitors to your site.
Lonnie
 
 
 
In a message dated 12/20/2008 10:40:21 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
fowlers at syix.com writes:

Dear  friends,
I am in the process of figuring out how to include  meta text in the code
for my web  site
www.syix.com/seeingwithoutvision
Meta text is text which describes  your web page so that search engines can
bring it up when people type in  certain keywords. For example, if you type
in Blind & California, a  search engine would bring up the nfbc web site. My
question for all of you  is this: 
A person looking for information about blindness,  either newly blind or
trying to help a friend ... what sorts of things  would he be likely to enter
into a search engine? Basically, what should I  put in my meta code which
would make my web page come up for its targeted  audience?  
Understand that I have been totally blind  all my life, and acquainted
with the NFB to a greater or lesser extent for  all the time I have been
interested in learning about blindness, so I have  never really had to seek
out information about it. I appreciate all your  help. 

Thank you

Angela  Fowler

fowlers at syix.com

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