[lowhead360]

delete

[jamaicabound]

I looked into auto posting software a while back. Maybe I didn't find the right but but all the options I found were fairly expensive, its been a while but I wanna say hundreds of dollars. The downside Craigslist is constantly catching on and redoing their site so potentially you spend $300 on autoposting software just to have it stop working the following week, probablynot likely but can happen. For that reason I never bought it. Maybe others have custom software or scripts that work for htem they could sell to you or could recommend a better option.

[ElJefe1]

Auto-posting and software no, but posting in multiple cities yes. I use to pay people id find on odesk to post ads for me all day long. Very lucrative as I got a lot of business fro CL for a while, but they have gotten hip and erase many ads pretty quickly, and it's cost me a lot of business. I'd be hesitant to buy software but not at all about marketing on CL it's really s great medium for marketing and selling items.

[Druber]

I create my own bots with a third-party soft called Zennoposter (or you can try UBot).

Haven't come across a job, or task, that it couldn't automate online.

[btz]

I use a chick from facebook

https://www.facebook.com/groups/localcli...520654569/

request to join that group and message https://www.facebook.com/Nadivaaa

She can get your ads posted in tons of cities

I also used this service before for accounts:

http://cheap-pvas.com

They also do ad posting

[ElJefe1]

@btz.......Have you had problems with ads being deleted by CL?

[Confidence]

(06-08-2015 12:56 AM)ElJefe1 Wrote:  

@btz.......Have you had problems with ads being deleted by CL?

Your ads are going to get deleted and/or ghosted on a regular basis, so get used to it. As soon as people start sniffing out that your ad isn't legit, they will flag it. It only takes a few flags for it to disappear.

The upside is that it doesn't cost a whole hell of a lot to get ads placed, and if you play your cards right you can make quite a bit of cash off of them before your time is up. It all comes down to your approach. Remember that you can't really place links in your ads, but you can drop images. Making the most of the images is incredibly important.

The approach that I've taken that has been successful was to have a relatively simple ad copy placed that speaks to whatever CPA offer you are promoting, but then not link out or even share a link. Instead, encourage the person to email you through CL where you can either reply back to them manually (if you have the time), have an assistant handle moving them through a series of replies where you funnel to your offers, or jack them into an autoresponder series.

I have a number of legitimate autoresponders set up which funnel users into 21, or 30 day email programs that are written by professionals in the particular field and designed to assist with their problems. Real, useful content... imagine that? However, every email is "sponsored", as well as having the occasional email throughout the series stressing the value of whatever "resource" that I'm monetizing.

The more professional your approach to lead generation or CPA sales through any medium - Craigslist included - the better your results.

If you're a newbie to all of this, don't even consider buying the software and all of the necessary IP setups until you get your ads, landing pages, tracking and what you're going to do with each CL visitor totally nailed down. In game terms, this would be like going out and buying $$$$ in bespoke tailored clothing before dealing with your social skills or approach anxiety.

[ElJefe1]

That's the thing we don't use links we use all original content and local numbers and email addresses for each city. Each city has its own distinct ad I don't know that they are getting flagged I'm pretty sure it's something CL is doing... We are using ass we've used for sometime as well..... So odd