| Murray *TMM* 2004-08-10, 11:17 pm |
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"Joe" <jthriftxxnospamxx@napavintners.com> wrote in message
news:cfbeej$h08$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> I know this is a little off subject, but I respect the Dreamweaver
community
> so I'd like to ask your advise.
>
> My question is; When would you consider splitting a site into two sites?
>
> The scenario is; We have a pretty 'dense' website
> (http://www.napavintners.com) with hundreds of pages. The site contains a
> lot of info about our organization, but by far our most used area of the
> site is our 'Winery Finder' which gives fairly detailed information on
Napa
> Valley wineries.
>
> We (a non-profit trade organization representing the Napa Valley vintners)
> also own the domain www.napawineries.com. The idea I'm throwing around is
> creating a second site that is specifically geared toward Napa Valley
> wineries. I would leave the winery info in the original site, but make it
> the focal point of the 2nd site (and probably build the site out with the
> winery's wine offerings).
>
> Besides the database backend the sites would be completely different.
>
> The advantages I see to this are: A cleaner navigation for users,
Additional
> 'Internet real-estate' for our organization, and keywords of 'napa' 'wine'
> 'napa wine' 'napa wineries' and 'wineries' in our domain.
>
> Do you think this is worth doing?
>
>
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