Post by kateh on Aug 13, 2014 13:00:19 GMT
Just trying to figure out the best "title" for my page - obviously the name of the Australian scientist - but what about when she commonly uses a shorter name than the one she uses for pubs, etc?
Also her name is relatively common and some wikipedia pages already exist for both versions of her name. I want to ensure that when someone does a search either in Wikipedia and also search engines (e.g. Google) that different versions of her name will hit the page I create.
To be more specific - i've chosen to create a page for Prof. Jenny Martin at UQ. She uses Jenny Martin on a day to day basis. However, for pubs, grant applications, etc she uses Jennifer Martin (sometimes with her middle initial L). Both Jenny Martin and Jennifer Martin have a reference in wikipedia already so I was thinking to use Jennifer L. Martin as the title for the page I'm creating. However, I'd like people to be able to find this page with a search such as Jenny Martin since that's the name she uses most often.
Any tips appreciated!
Also her name is relatively common and some wikipedia pages already exist for both versions of her name. I want to ensure that when someone does a search either in Wikipedia and also search engines (e.g. Google) that different versions of her name will hit the page I create.
To be more specific - i've chosen to create a page for Prof. Jenny Martin at UQ. She uses Jenny Martin on a day to day basis. However, for pubs, grant applications, etc she uses Jennifer Martin (sometimes with her middle initial L). Both Jenny Martin and Jennifer Martin have a reference in wikipedia already so I was thinking to use Jennifer L. Martin as the title for the page I'm creating. However, I'd like people to be able to find this page with a search such as Jenny Martin since that's the name she uses most often.
Any tips appreciated!
