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 ...

The number of online adults who have used online classified ads has more than doubled in the past four years. Almost half (49%) of internet users say they have ever used online classified sites, ...

Newspaper classified ads -- so familiar, so conventional. Online classified ads -- they're the new frontier. But which is more effective? We asked newspaper and e-commerce experts for guidance. Online ...

Craig's List, the community-oriented classifieds site, remains one of the most popular places on the Web to search for an apartment, a bicycle, or a kitchen table. Experts estimate there are tens of ...

OSLO/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The much-anticipated spin-off of media group Schibsted's online classified ads business is expected to grow revenues by 15-20 percent a year in the medium to long term, ...

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In ecommerce, where items can’t be physically examined, product visualization plays a key role. Visual demonstration of a product is a powerful way to convey crucial information to online shoppers and ...

Craigslist vs. Facebook? Why Craigslist wins, big time I analyzed one week ago, with an inside preview of the new Facebook Marketplace classifieds offering. Both Craig Newmark, Craigslist, and Chris ...

Raise your hand if you've ever used KSL Classifieds to buy or sell something. Now put your hand down, because I can't see you or your lightly-used beige sectional with six cupholders. The Classifieds ...

Online local ad spending in the U.S. is expected to see steady growth in 2005, but will be dominated by classifieds, a new study has shown. Local ad sales on the Net will rise 26 percent to $3.2 ...

Facebook added free classified advertising yesterday to its popular social-networking Web site, intensifying the competition among Internet companies and newspapers for this lucrative ad business.

It’s a crisp autumn day in the park, and there’s Chris Hansen, sitting across a table from a stranger he just met. The man’s munching on lunch while Chris begins the conversation. Chris is suggesting ...