One of the best tools to advertise a new website is Craigslist.  Already, spammers have dominated the personals section of Craiglist.  You’ll realize that almost any personal that you respond to on Craigslist will almost always end up with a disappointing spam response. How do all these spammers advertise with Craiglist without getting banned from the system? Using the right tricks, you too can take advantage of the free advertise space that Craigslist offer.

Properly posting your advertisement with Craigslist

For each advertisement I write, I write them a bit differently.  Try writing 3 or 4 version of the ad to post. This helps prevent you from getting flagged by Craigslist and getting all your articles banned.

How Often to Post on Craiglist

Craiglist looks at your IP and less at your email account.  For good practice I keep about 5 seperate emails and change my email each time I create a new post.  I’d say go no higher than 5 postings at a time with 5 emails on one IP (assigned by your internet provider).  If you want to post more, find another internet connection or get a proxy.

Where to Post on Craiglist when you Advertise?

This depends on the website.  For my new BustaBlog website, I post it in the writing section of craigslist.  For SampleaDay free samples, I post on the free stuff section of Craiglist.  The biggest factor is making your ads not look like spam, because if there is the slightest hint that your ad is spam, Craiglist will quickly ban it.

What to Keep in Mind?

Post too fast and all your hard work might go to waste.  Take it slow, look less spammy and your advertisement campaign will pay off.

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