Best advertising apps

I wouldn't think of this as an advertising app, it is another knock off of craigslist.

by Roger Brooks

reviewed on March 14, 2019

This app does offer a good way to sell things online, but that might not be specifically what I am looking for with an advertising app. This does somewhat fit the search though. More

by José Antonio Camacho

reviewed on July 2, 2019

I have been using Listia on my Samsung Galaxy for a while to advertise things I no longer needed. It is really easy to use and I can get most things posted in less than a few minutes. I will keep using it to sell my items as it seems I get bids pretty quickly. More

This is something different to try out if others in the area are using it. I found it's limited because of that.

by Gerald Spencer

reviewed on March 14, 2019

Listia is an okay service, but its more like a mobile craigslist app. It's really not about advertising at all. In fact, its something you'd probably want to advertise elsewhere if you're trying to sell stuff! That being said, the app itself works fine and is effective for ebay/craigslist style buying and selling - its just not an advertising app. More

by Stephanie Reyes

reviewed on July 2, 2019

This seems like it could be a good selling service. I would much rather sell something like this than to meet someone in a parking lot somewhere.

by Zachary Martinez

reviewed on March 14, 2019

Very good app to help you advertise your products or see products that are up for sale. If you are someone who sells products, you cannot go wrong with this app. I am yet to have a single issue with it. More

by Zachary Sullivan

reviewed on July 2, 2019

This is simple advertising app that you can find a variety of things to buy. It is free but it also very basic. There are better options for buy and selling items. More

by Eduardo Rosas

reviewed on March 14, 2019

I tried Classifieds once at it was a terrible experience. First of all, it was lagging and crashing all the time. You have got to be a very patient and lucky to make the app work. Even if you overcome that barrier, there still are a lot of problems. You are limited in location options. I remember, I couldn't change the city and I was forced to delete it entirely. More

by Jose Schultz

reviewed on March 14, 2019

Free Advertising Network gives truth to the phrase "You get what you pay for". Sure, it might work and you might get *some* exposure, but half the time the system bugs out and won't even let you set up an account. Then, as far as 'free' goes, you get limited access to websites and traffic analysis, lower priority, and relatively little exposure, and an app thats full of bugs. Then they try to sell you on their "additional services" that can increase your exposure and views - but once you give them your credit card info they will never stop billing you. Whether their company is legit or not, they feel super scammy. I would definitely avoid. More

by Marilyn Schultz

reviewed on July 2, 2019

Get your ads out there now instead of waiting for paid advertisements. It's easy, it's quick, and it's free. What else do you need to get started?

by Angélica Castillo

reviewed on October 17, 2019

This is an interesting service to use rather than having a yard sale. I think I like this better.

by Roger Meyer

reviewed on October 17, 2019

This app has potential but so far is a letdown. The chat is usually inoperable, and the community is not very helpful or friendly. This has a lot of work ahead of itself if it wants to compete with the long-established marketplace apps. More