Looking for a place to rent? Searching for a used car to buy? More often than not you'll begin your quest with some online classified advertising site. Or, maybe you'll be going through the classified ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. What It Is: Small, line ads in newspapers, magazines or any print or online publication Appropriate For: Businesses looking for a ...

When you think about the fastest growing areas for startup investments, you probably don’t think about classified ads. More likely, your mind wanders to music apps, e-commerce or social platforms.

Classified ads don’t draw the huge response of a display ad,but they still provide the most economical way to get your businessinto the public eye. And since they demand neither the eye-catchingdesign ...

As newspapers struggle with shrinking revenue from classified ads, new Web sites are reinventing classifieds by extending their reach with social networks, mobile presence and partnerships with other ...

At the height of the dot-com boom, the Internet's global nature was contradicted by a nagging industry mantra: Make it local. Major portals, Internet companies and analysts stressed the need to ...

It wasn't back in the mid-nineties, when Craigslist was still new, that the newspaper industry truly lost its chance to retain its treasure trove of classified advertising, according to a new report, ...

MinnPost, the non-profit news startup in Minneapolis, has rolled out a new form of advertising that looks a little bit like print classifieds, a lot like Twitter, and nothing like traditional ...

Speurders.nl, the popular Dutch online classifieds site launched last year by newspaper company The Telegraaf, now lets users add video clips — which it believes to be a world first for a general ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 12, 2006--Looking for a new apartment, a new job, an astrologer, or someone to buy your old guitar? The Village Voice, the nation's leading alternative weekly ...

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