jamesparmis

my facebook isn't professional- I just use it for fun. I am not sure if I would want to add anyone from here, because I am not sure if that would take away from my level of professionalism (not that I am in the least professional)...lol? But what do you think?

Ok, I checked your website- and if I were you, I would add keywords into the text like "missing person", "missing persons" etc... as well as your country name etc- as your TAGS for the page itself- and try and find what other kinds of keywords match for this thing- so that if people are searching on google etc.. they can eventually get some exposure to your page- As someone else mentioned, you can also create a group on facebook- and I would also suggest that you make a youtube video- once again with tags, about this asking people if they know the wheareabouts- and stating the information.

it also goes something like this: http://someoneismissing.com/flyers/james-lewis.jpg

So those are a few ideas...

Well for starters... perhaps normal information that always goes along with a missing person-.... age, gender, height, physical attributes, a photograph- where they were last seen, what they were last wearing, the circumstances surrounding this- who people can contact if they do have any information, etc... And do that in your mother tongue, and in english- or vice versa, if english is your first language.

It kindof goes something like this:

Alberta Missing Persons - HOME

Nice to meet you as well- get making that website... because it's really important that you do- or get in contact with some people who are in a similar situation as yours, and ask them to add your father to their websites as well, to create more awareness- You are not alone here, in this, so I really do suggest that you try and use that as a means to find your father-

It's Jenny.

Well your posts are quite fascinating to read, even if they are not what people expect to hear...