- About Neighborhood Link
- Is my information going to be shared or sold to some other company?
- Are residents of my neighborhood going to be bothered by email spam or other solicitations?
- How does Neighborhood Link make money?
- Is Neighborhood Link a government program, owned by another company, or affiliated with a political group or cause?
- About Your Website
- How do I let my neighbors know about our website?
- Does my neighborhood already have a Neighborhood Link website?
- What if my neighborhood has another website? Can we still use a Neighborhood Link website?
- Do I need special skills or training to add information or photos to my website?
Set Up Your Free Neighborhood Website
- Empower Your Neighborhood
- Improve Communication
- Increase Participation
Questions & Answers
Though setting up and using your free website is remarkably simple, you may have a few questions.
Have more questions? Please contact us. Ready for your free neighborhood website? Set up it now!
Questions
Answers
- About Neighborhood Link
- Is my information going to be shared or sold to some other company?
- Neighborhood Link respects your privacy. We never share or sell email addresses or any other personal information.
- Are residents of my neighborhood going to be bothered by email spam or other solicitations?
- No! Neighborhood Link may occasionally alert you and your neighbors about about a new feature or service. These announcements are extremely rare and since we do not give your information to any third party, you will not receive solicitations from anyone else.
- How does Neighborhood Link make money?
- Because Neighborhood Link is so popular, we are able to generate revenue through simple sponsorship advertising on our web pages. The advertising is limited in scope and does not clutter the pages.
- Is Neighborhood Link a government program, owned by another company, or affiliated with a political group or cause?
- Neighborhood Link is a privately owned, for-profit company located in Denver, Colorado. We are not a government program, and are not owned by another company, or affiliated with any political group or cause.
- About Your Website
- How do I let my neighbors know about our website?
- There are many ways to invite your neighbors to your website. Email them to announce the launch of your site, and be sure to email them again when there is an interesting discussion or important information on your website. Be sure to include your website address in your printed newsletter. You can also hand out fliers at neighborhood and board meetings.
- Does my neighborhood already have a Neighborhood Link website?
- When you are setting up your Neighborhood Link website for the first time, we automatically check to see if your neigborhood already has a website. If it does, you can sign in to participate.
- What if my neighborhood has another website? Can we still use a Neighborhood Link website?
- Some neighborhoods and HOAs have a separate website already developed. That's great! Many neighborhoods maintain their existing website while using features on their Neighborhood Link website like the discussion area and document storage. If you would like to retire your other website, and transfer your domain and other information to your new Neighborhood Link website, we can help make that transition quick and easy.
- Do I need special skills or training to add information or photos to my website?
- Your Neigborhood Link website is very simple to use. If you can send an email, you can add information, join discussions, add photos, and upload documents to your website.
More Questions?
We hope we have answered your questions. If not, please contact us. Ready for your free website? Set up it now!