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Best classifieds for each City

by TroyCo
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just wanted to start a thread to help everybody know the best classified sources for each city, meaning the one people use most with the most traffic

So to get things started Here in Utah most everybody uses ksl.com, the classified section is very active

Please post your city and the best classified source there locally
#city #classifieds
  • Profile picture of the author bobtracz
    Any and every city in Canada has Kijiji.ca (owned by ebay). It is by far the #1 classified source in Canada.
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  • Profile picture of the author TroyCo
    Thanks Bob! anybody else want to contribute? this could be a very useful thread with enough participation!
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  • Profile picture of the author wordpressmania
    I will keep an eye on this thread. It could be a helpful guide for everyone! Please guys, contribute here!
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  • Profile picture of the author pluto1
    Ezybits for US and kijiji, buysellusedstuff for Canada.
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  • Profile picture of the author TroyCo
    Bump ~ just asking for a little more participation -- Please post the best classified source for your city or state
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    • Profile picture of the author tryinhere
      Originally Posted by TroyCo View Post

      Bump ~ just asking for a little more participation -- Please post the best classified source for your city or state
      ? there should be a listing somewhere of ad sites / a reason to know ?gumtree is also now kijiji / paypal I thinks.
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  • Profile picture of the author lometogo
    Craigslist is big everywhere but may not own certain markets.
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  • Profile picture of the author TroyCo
    in most cities there is a local news channel that will have a classified on their website, like here in utah people use our local news networks classified on ksl.com. Usually there is a better source than craigslist and that is what I'm looking for
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  • Profile picture of the author TyBrown
    I use KSL for everything but I've never seen an equivalent classified site in my travels of the country. Yes, I've noticed that a lot of news sites have classified sections but none of them have gained local traction like KSL.
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  • Profile picture of the author SEOZONE3
    Craig List is best Classified Ad Site. Right now I'm getting more than 10,000 Ads orders per week from my clients!

    And CL Ads are giving them a Huge Traffics from Every corners of this World!
    It's best throughout the World!
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  • Profile picture of the author freeadstime
    Well, in a sense it is Craigslist for so many cities. I mean they are by far number one ranked classifieds site and of course this means that they are most popular in many cities.
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    Post an ad to FeeAdsTime.com in major cities such as Chicago Classifieds, San Diego Classifieds and Los Angeles Classifieds.
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    • Profile picture of the author DABK
      For small suburbs in half the USA, try patch.com... Ads cost from $125. But they let you run a blog and make announcements for free. Tied to one suburb per account. You do get views in neighboring suburbs.
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      • Profile picture of the author TroyCo
        Craigslist is great and all, I just feel knowing the good localized classifieds are better for establishing trust, there are less spammers, and you can get higher quality leads.

        Originally Posted by DABK View Post

        For small suburbs in half the USA, try patch.com... Ads cost from $125. But they let you run a blog and make announcements for free. Tied to one suburb per account. You do get views in neighboring suburbs.
        Thanks for the share DABK, that looks interesting.. that is kind of pricy though, I wonder how much work it would take for it to take hold in a community, and the possibility to monetize the page or directory included..
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