Hi,
My company <URL Removed> has built a UK-wide network of local community web sites - one for each "1st level of electable government" -a parish town or ward (so we cover the whole of the UK - nowhere missed out/nowhere duplicated). We have the national url, <URL Removed> ... and each community in the network has its own url <URL Removed>/<name of community>.
Only 11% of our audience enters through the national page - most people go to their local community site.
The local council in each area adopts their site on behalf of their community, and then appoints their own web editor - usually the parish clerk. Some 2,800councils in the UK have adopted their site, and about 1,000 of these have generated significant local content... parish council info & contact details / local organisations / businesses / what's on etc.
There are about 300 community sites listed in total in DMOZ under UK/England/Government/Local Council
arish and Town, and about 5 are community sites from our network, where the local editor has successfully submitted their site.
I don't want to spam, nor do I want to inundate an editor with lots of community urls - but my question is:
"Is it acceptable to submit perhaps the top 200 community sites within our network that have the most unique content, along with their unique urls?"
Thanks.
My company <URL Removed> has built a UK-wide network of local community web sites - one for each "1st level of electable government" -a parish town or ward (so we cover the whole of the UK - nowhere missed out/nowhere duplicated). We have the national url, <URL Removed> ... and each community in the network has its own url <URL Removed>/<name of community>.
Only 11% of our audience enters through the national page - most people go to their local community site.
The local council in each area adopts their site on behalf of their community, and then appoints their own web editor - usually the parish clerk. Some 2,800councils in the UK have adopted their site, and about 1,000 of these have generated significant local content... parish council info & contact details / local organisations / businesses / what's on etc.
There are about 300 community sites listed in total in DMOZ under UK/England/Government/Local Council
arish and Town, and about 5 are community sites from our network, where the local editor has successfully submitted their site.I don't want to spam, nor do I want to inundate an editor with lots of community urls - but my question is:
"Is it acceptable to submit perhaps the top 200 community sites within our network that have the most unique content, along with their unique urls?"
Thanks.
