How to Advertise a Clinic or Wellness Practice for Free

A physiotherapist, a dietician and a salon are all selling the same thing: an hour of someone's time and a reason to trust them with it. Here is how to write a listing that fills the quiet afternoons, and the one rule that catches health adverts more than any other.
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How to Post a Job Vacancy That Gets Real Applicants

A jobseeker scanning a list of vacancies is answering three questions: what is the work, where is it, and what does it pay. Most free job listings answer none of them. Here is how to write one that fills the role, and what gets a recruitment ad refused.
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How to Advertise a Coaching or Training Institute for Free

Training and education is the biggest category on this site, and most of the listings in it are competing against each other with the same three sentences. Here is how to write one that a student can actually act on, and what gets a course listing refused.
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How to Write a Service Ad That Gets Approved and Stays Live

Most service listings that get refused fail on the same handful of things: the language, the length, contact details, or the same text pasted across forty ads. Here is what moderation actually checks, and how to write a listing that passes the first time.
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What to Put in the Price Field When Your Service Has No Fixed Price

Consulting, training and professional services rarely have one number. But leaving the price blank, or typing 1, tells a buyer nothing and quietly costs you enquiries. Here is what to put instead.
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