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Technology has revolutionized just about every aspect of every person’s life. The Internet, for instance, has had a radical effect on the way people do business. Individuals can actually market their company, services or products directly onlineMoreTechnology has revolutionized just about every aspect of every person’s life. The Internet, for instance, has had a radical effect on the way people do business. Individuals can actually market their company, services or products directly online through several different mediums. Most solopreneurs are coming around to social media marketing, but a great majority of people are still somehow failing to recognize Craigslist as a powerful marketing tool.Craigslist wasn’t started as a worldwide classifieds site- it was simply a local website in a California city. The site now serves as a local website for almost every area in the world with an even slightly significant population. The front page of each Craigslist site shows that people from all over an area are trying to sell items and services, and solopreneurs should be no different.Once an individual knows what they want to sell in an effort to create their own venture, there are several things that they should know about Craigslist. Someone trying to use Craigslist as a marketing tool or as their main source of income vary significantly from individuals who sell items on the site every now and again. These differences require solopreneurs to take a more complex approach to the site.While there are a few steps involved in creating a Craigslist marketing venture, the effort is very worth it. Simply knowing a few tricks can allow a person to post numerous ads in several cities across the country. A local San Diego brick and mortar store, for instance, could easily market their products in New York, Miami, Wisconsin or even Paris. Understanding how to use Craigslist effectively can open a whole new world in an individual’s marketing efforts. Craigslist Social Superhero by T.w. Walker
