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(Continued)     The RFS Newsletter, Dec. 3, 2005. Page 5
* USCITY.NET
* BACKPAGE.COM
* MySpace Classifieds
* HOOBLY.COM

Trader Publishing had nearly as many uniques as Craigslist, but after Trader, Cars.com and Apartments.com had less than half the traffic of Craigslist and the numbers drop off considerably from there. The Pew report also found that about one in six online users in the US had sold something online.

Here are a couple of quick thoughts. Tribe is doing better than I thought and look at Puppydogweb (who had ever heard of that site?– obviously lots of people). And now the almost perfunctory statement: there aren’t any newspapers represented here (although Tribe is partly newspaper owned and Cars.com and Apartments.com are owned by Classified Ventures). Print newspaper classified advertising was a $16.6 billion industry in 2004. What’s going to happen to that revenue as more consumers (per the Pew/comScore data) shop for Cars, Jobs and Real Estate online?

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