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97 of Top 100 Classified Sites Are Craigslist

According to a recent report, 97 of the top 100 classified sites are just localized versions of Craigslist, up from 88 just last year. Combine that with a massive rise in traffic to classified sites in general and you have a recipe for one raging behemoth. "Craigslist isn't just crushing the newspaper industry and crowding out other classified sites. It's also taking an increasing slice of total U.S Internet traffic: the site's market share in February was up 90% year over year, accounting for about 2.5% of total US Web site visits."

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  1. Re:2.5% of all US traffic? by Opportunist · · Score: 0, Redundant

    90%? Wow, didn't think the internet filter would be this crappy that 9 out of 10 connections land in "sorry, this page is not good for you" land...

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  2. Ebay? by Idiomatick · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Sure Craigslist might be big when it comes to ... 'traditionally styled classified ads on the internet'. But classified ads are just a means to sell your crap. I'm sure the amount of crap sold on Ebay is taking a huge slice of that pie, a slice bigger than Craigslist. Amazing that this slipped by...