Maximizing Success: Tips for Posting on Craigslist and Getting Responses

[DitzyChef]

Hey, I was thinking about posting on craigslist but I'm not sure how successful this would be. Has anyone tried it? And if you had what were the responses?

Thanks!

 

[BethCooks4U]

We can not post on Criag's list or other online places like eBay. Chek the policy guide and your agreement for details on that.

 

[lt1jane]

I did it once. Luckily, another consultant was nice to me and e-mailed me to let me know it was a no-no instead of turning me in. I re-vamped the ad to remove any direct references to PC. All I got was spam... Not worth it.

 

[DitzyChef]

Thanks guys!

 

[deanna_g]

Yeah. definitely go and read the Consultant Policies. Everything is clearly outlined. A definite must for any new consultant. (-:

 

[magentablue]

I used to work for another company as a independent contractor (I set up the speed dating events locally). They encouraged us to post on CL. I never got anything from it other than a waste of my time and a lot of spam, and a few sickos.

 

[Deb Bixler]

Craigs list is very specific in there guidelines as to network marketing companies banned in every way, shape and form. Besides the fact that I doubt if PC allows it, craigs list will pull any ad down that mentions an opportunity or direct sales brand. You could however sell an item such as a baking stone, or a food chopper or a roasting pan. No brands listed but a picture works too. If you have a blog CL is a great way to get incoming links and traffic although it is a bit of a pain as they only run them a week - 10 days so you need to go in and relist.