08th Aug 2007
Yourlist.com goes after Craigslist
Yourlist.com has launched a free classified site which seems to be targeted at Craigslist. The site features free listings for most categories except for employment which carry a $15 charge. The site is focused on providing a safe and secure site for buyers and sellers to meet. This seems to be tried to make this process as easy as possible at a very price point. Users can search for classified listings in their city or with a radius of their zip code. The site is currently only available in the US and most major cities. There is currenty very little content and with all other free classified sites available I think they will have a hard time building up content. To help with build content the site is giving away an Apple iPhone monthly through a random draw of advertisers.
Yourlist.com has launched a free classified site which seems to be targeted at Craigslist. The site features free listings for most categories except for employment which carry a $15 charge. The site is focused on providing a safe and secure site for buyers and sellers to meet. This seems to be tried to make this process as easy as possible at a very price point. Users can search for classified listings in their city or with a radius of their zip code. The site is currently only available in the US and most major cities. There is currenty very little content and with all other free classified sites available I think they will have a hard time building up content. To help with build content the site is giving away an Apple iPhone monthly through a random draw of advertisers.
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Autotrader.com has announced today that they have launched a new ad taking system for their Autotrader.com website that provides 3 advertising options, including the option to publish your ad into the Autotrader magazine. The 2 of the available bundles now include print advertising, with the Deluxe bundle include the ad until sold in both print and online. Autotrader.com has traditionally been pushing itself as an online only classified advertiser and down playing the value of print advertising. With the new launch and online/print bundles they are well position to complete with free classified sites like Craigslist with do not have a print component to them.
