Christian Craig's List?

[katyluther]

I've used Craig's list for a variety of needs (especially the classifieds), but I'm really put off by the anti-christian atmosphere. I've noticed that just about every field of endeavor in the secular world, from colleges to bookstores to dating sites seems to have its Christian parallel. I'm surprised not to find a "Christian's List".

I've seen a lot of dead Christian Classifieds sites out there, with 6 ads and the most recent being from 2004. What's up with that.

I'm looking to do a little guerrilla marketing for a friend who represents the only faith-based financial services provider in the Fortune 500, so it's important to present it in a Christian-friendly venue.

If any of you can point us in the right direction, we'll be grateful.

Thanks!

[ChristianPF]

I haven't had that experience on craigslist, but I guess some areas of it could have that...

[OneLung]

Over the past 5 years or so, I have built at least 6 Christian oriented sites which included a CraigsList clone and an eBay clone.  They all failed except for patrioticcross.com, which seems to keep flourishing for some reason.

As for the others, there was an apparent lack of interest.  Don't know why.

[rppearso]

What the heck are you talking about, craigslist is simply a place to go to sell and buy stuff or find a date.  How is that christian or non christian its just a tool.

I've used Craig's list for a variety of needs (especially the classifieds), but I'm really put off by the anti-christian atmosphere. I've noticed that just about every field of endeavor in the secular world, from colleges to bookstores to dating sites seems to have its Christian parallel. I'm surprised not to find a "Christian's List".

I've seen a lot of dead Christian Classifieds sites out there, with 6 ads and the most recent being from 2004. What's up with that.

I'm looking to do a little guerrilla marketing for a friend who represents the only faith-based financial services provider in the Fortune 500, so it's important to present it in a Christian-friendly venue.

If any of you can point us in the right direction, we'll be grateful.

Thanks!

[Quinson Thomas]

Hi, rppearso,

Try Christianet
They have a great advertising plan for Christian businesses.
Sincerely in Christ,



Quinson
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