Based on the amount of traffic they’ve passed on to www.libdems.org.uk in the second half of 2006, the top five local Liberal Democrat sites were:
- brentlibdems.org.uk
- northamptonlibdems.org.uk
- eastsurreylibdems.org.uk
- bristolwest-libdems.org.uk
- rochdalelibdems.org.uk
Quite a decent geographic spread, although all in England. Having two parties without a Lib Dem MP in there is a promising sign of the use of the internet across the party (though perhaps not for the incumbent MPs in those two areas!). Make of it all what you will.
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5th – Not bad – I’ll start updating it then, just one of the things that gets put back sometimes. Before you lecture me on the importance of Websites, I know. I will have it completely updated this afternoon.
Tim Praitor is a star – and his websites are improving massively, especially recently and easy to upload stories onto it – so I will,
Dave Hennigan
Rochdale
2nd place for Northampton is good news for us. Putting the website address on all our literature is clearly having some effect.
Richard Church
Northampton
Brent Lib Dems – Winning here!
As the East Surrey website is the only one in the top 5 not produced by PraterRaines do I get a prize? Or even a job? 😉