The next level tip is to change the word order or use different phrases for the same topic. There are a growing number of such web pages. An excellent place to start is the Outpost , created by Tom Baccanti. Try using some of the words and phrases mentioned above to search for that topic or activity. Tom explains how to do this if you are using the Lynx web browser.
Lynx is a text-only web browser commonly used by the visually impaired.
Tom's links to other web pages for the visually impaired are also highly recommended. Also of special note on the Outpost is the Speech Friendly Search Engines. Tom makes it easier for the Lynx user to use these search engines. The search engines allow you to search for information by category, keywords, exact phrases or names. I use Excite and Altavista frequently and often put my search in quotes to search for an exact match.