Hello everyone, let me invite you to my new site on epilepsy. Do me a favor and give it a LIKE if you actually do. :tup: Thanks! -Mike http://www.seizuretalk.com
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Hello again everyone. I see many people have checked this out. Could you please let me know what you thought.
Thanks
-Mike
There's some really good basic info there particularly for someone who is newly diagnosed or someone who is a caregiver or loved one of someone with e but doesn't know where to begin.
Very clearly and nicely presented but not really news to those of us who are e "veterans".
Then there are the very specific posts about things that might be very helpful to some people such as seizures in children, pets, brain injuries, and dealing with panic disorders. Great info but not something that is relevant for me.
I think as the site grows and gains more posts, it will be terrific.
Sorry I can't officially "like" anything since I don't do facebook et al.
Very clearly and nicely presented but not really news to those of us who are e "veterans".
Then there are the very specific posts about things that might be very helpful to some people such as seizures in children, pets, brain injuries, and dealing with panic disorders. Great info but not something that is relevant for me.
I think as the site grows and gains more posts, it will be terrific.
Sorry I can't officially "like" anything since I don't do facebook et al.
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Hi Mike, it's nice to have epilepsy information out there, though I'm not as fond of sites with ads. Like AlohaBird I'm not on Facebook, so can't help you there.
From a graphic designer viewpoint I think the site's title banner is a bit hard to read. That's probably just me though. Graphic designers obsess about things that others care very little about
From a graphic designer viewpoint I think the site's title banner is a bit hard to read. That's probably just me though. Graphic designers obsess about things that others care very little about
Hi Mike, it's nice to have epilepsy information out there, though I'm not as fond of sites with ads. Like AlohaBird I'm not on Facebook, so can't help you there.
From a graphic designer viewpoint I think the site's title banner is a bit hard to read. That's probably just me though. Graphic designers obsess about things that others care very little about
Hi there and thanks for answering. One quick question as you say your not as fond of sites with ads. What are these ads about? I'd understand if they were not 100% related to epilepsy as they should be.
Thanks
-Mike
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:agree: And, IMO, this site seems to be more about kids with E and pets. The types of seizures listed and the cause is very misleading. My seizures started when I was 22 years old, so this isn't something I would validate. I will stick with the www.epilepsy.com website for accurate info.
When I pull up your site I get ads along the top and right side that are about stuff I have recently searched like a clothing company and a place that sells organic foods online. It knows my search history and is putting up ads targeted at me, not ones that have anything to do with epilepsy.
I like Bernard's policy of having the NFB practitioner ads. Since MDs can't advertise, what else could you have that would be directly related to epilepsy? I guess some people could advertise supplements and such but it would be hard to tell the snake oil from something beneficial and then you would run the risk of looking like you were endorsing all of them.