CountyLoop.com Competes with Craigslist to Provide Online Classified Ads
CountyLoop.com provides Craigslist with competition as an online community. CountyLoop.com users can post and search online classified ads, choosing either a local focus in the area of their choice, or a national or even global focus.
[USPRwire, Thu Dec 07 2006] CountyLoop.com, an online community offering free classified ads, recently announced itself as a competitor of Craigslist.org. Craigslist has long been considered the leading online community providing free classified ads. However, CountyLoop.com promises to make searching online classifieds easier than ever before, by offering several benefits that Craigslist has overlooked.
“CountyLoop.com brings together loads of listings from hundreds of local and national sources,” said Paul Boss, Executive Director of CountyLoop.com. “Our online classified ads make it easy to find exactly what you're looking for; the right job or place to volunteer, the perfect home, or just a great deal on a used ladder.”
However, unlike Craigslist, “CountyLoop.com lets customers search or browse for items in a particular city, state, or zip code, or reach out on a national or global scope if they so choose,” said Boss. Because Craigslist is divided into a separate website for each city, Craigslist users are forced to repeat their search in multiple cities if they want to shop or look for jobs nationwide.
CountyLoop.com's user-friendly layout also demonstrates its superiority to Craigslist. At-a-glance category listings allow CountyLoop.com users to quickly narrow their search. Likewise, search results include a brief summary of each listing, rather than a just a list, enabling users to easily sort through online classified ads without having to click on each one. Additionally, registered users may save searches for easier access, or even request email notification when an ad is posted that meets their criteria.
For more information or to browse CountyLoop.com's online classified ads, please visit www.CountyLoop.com.
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