Php Directory Script That Creates Directory According To State And Town Names

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    Do you have any leads on such a script and MySQL data?
     
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  2. honey

    honey Prominent Member

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    Yes, I have the mysql database, 50 US States and 30k+ US cities. If interested, pm me.
     
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    zalee Banned

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    :D :eek: :) ;)
     
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    mortgage-pro-seo Peon

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    Anyone know of an open source solution?
     
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    john_loch Rodent Slayer

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    I'm yet to find a solution that comes with adequate datasets. You typically have to import your own.

    Keeping SEO in mind, the only way I've been able to do it is use something like the http://www.biz-directory.org/ script (the freebie only gives you one tier, unlike the paid one that gives you dual tiers, allowing cross referencing say, products against geo political regions or the like) - or of course the other way is to build it from the ground up, like http://www.reciprocal-links.info

    Remember too that you need to populate a directory like that with content, you'll end up with literally hundreds of thousands of pages - I prefer book editorials/reviews from Amazon myself (as you'll see in the reciprocal-links.info site - always relevant and of interest to your audience)..

    Cheers,

    JL
     
    john_loch, Aug 25, 2005 IP