Free Classifieds

Why use a Free Classified System?
Classified advertisements are a huge source of income for the publishing community. The classified market took a huge hit with the development the first free classified database. The Free Classified market emerged in 1999 with Craig's List. Time to fight back.

Users
The free classified system allows visitors to either submit an ad anonymously or as a registered user. Anonymous users provide no identification besides an encrypted e-mail address.

Revenue
How is this profitable?
By providing a free classified system you will increase your number of Web visitors, the number of classifieds - and hopefully the revenue. There are a number of different ways in which the free classified system can increase your revenue.

Searching and Browsing
The classified ads are sorted into categories and subcategories. There can be thousands of subcategories to search in. Publications have the ability to charge for certain classified categories such as job postings.

Submission Process
Five Simple Steps to turn your just into someone else's treasure! The ad submitting process is very simple. It concludes in 5 simple and easy to follow steps. With upgrades, mapping, images and print inclusion options you'll find the revenue opportunities abound.

Recent Changes

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Quotes

"Linear publishing has provided a turnkey solution for Mile High Newspapers that far exceeds anything that we could have accomplished on our own. While the capabilities of the system are impressive, what I have found most useful is Linear's willingness to implement new features and its ability to support the ones it has. The Linear system has so many features, that one newspaper will never use them all. I have looked at other newspaper content management systems, but have yet to find one that matches Linear's price, tech support and feature set."

Justinian Hatfield
New Media Manager
Mile High Newspapers

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