Reaching Every Niche Market

Over the last few years, the term “classified ads” has evolved from the newspaper section to something more, much more. Now, it is all about online classified ads and although the same principles apply, the two couldn’t be more different in some ways. First of all, newspaper classified ads are charged per word or for line given the limited space on a newspaper. Online ads are much different and free classified ads websites are appearing everywhere and for everything. The fast development of online classified ads leads to a vertical expansion and websites are starting to specialize on certain niches. This can be a very good thing because the people interested can easily find what they are looking for no matter if they are looking to sell or to buy.

Due to the fact that online classified ads tend to be free, the size of the message is bigger than what we are used to with newspaper. This allows for a better description, more details and basically, a more complete service. Some classified ads websites tend to be local and offer daily ads for the community at an urgent pace; customers can choose to meet in order to see the quality of the product before any payment is done. Websites that target niche markets offer a very good coverage and a targeted approach with search engines that are much more efficient that general ones.

On the other hand, big classified ads websites are going international offering a platform for a wide community and various groups. Craigslist.org is a very good example here of a website that started off locally, and has grown from one of the first online classified sites to the biggest source with over 14 million unique visitors each month.

In short, classified ads have become very popular online with new websites appearing every day and with new niche markets in development. The easy to use nature and free access of most of these websites have made classified ads one of the easiest and most comfortable ways to sell or buy online products or services.



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