Dream Driveways & Patios Specialist; Manchester

Overview

The Local Internet is a distributed local information and marketplace system that organizes how local people, businesses, and communities are found, connected, and engaged online, operating 100+ marketplaces across a growing network of digital local assets.

National to local brands, marketplaces, directories, and media destinations

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The Local Internet is a layered digital infrastructure — spanning discovery, information, platforms, and an operating system — designed to organize local life at national scale.

Most platforms are applications. The Local Internet is infrastructure. It’s a domain-native operating system for local life — where domains aren’t websites, but governed system nodes that coordinate discovery, information, and marketplaces across national, state, and city layers.

The Local Internet Group is the steward and governing entity of the Local Internet — responsible for defining the architecture, standards, and interoperability of a multi-layer local digital infrastructure system.

Each layer is owned through a distinct but interconnected domain:

The system compounds through a local flywheel — where discovery drives participation, participation generates data, data enables marketplaces, and marketplaces reinforce discovery — across jurisdiction-aware national, state, and city layers.

This is not a collection of domains. It is a deliberately architected digital infrastructure system designed for category control across national, state, city, and vertical layers.

Behind this system sits:

100+ owned marketplaces; 1,400+ interlocking domains

This is infrastructure.

What follows is a partial public index of a Local Internet infrastructure system currently being built — a structured naming, discovery, and marketplace layer for local life.

If it looks overwhelming, that’s intentional — infrastructure is.

(This is only a portion of the full system.)

Localzz is the execution and operating layer of the Local Internet, encompassing a grid-based network of marketplaces, media properties, and discovery assets.

The Local Internet - Vertical Naming Families — (Execution Layer)

These domains form vertical and functional naming families that power national-to-local discovery, listings, marketplaces, media, and promotion across the Local Internet.

They support free, basic, and featured listings
, publishing, promotion, and marketplace participation across the Localzz ecosystem.

Used for publishing, discovery, and participation across local life.

Regional - National to Local Examples - "Northland" A National and Regional name

These vertical naming families form the execution surface of the Local Internet — enabling discovery, listings, marketplaces, media, and promotion across national, state, city, and…