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Suburban Residential Zone


The Register
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(Wednesday Publication)

THE Town Reminder
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(Friday Publication)

Agawam Advertiser News
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(Thursday Publication)

WILBRAHAM-HAMPDEN TIMES
100% Direct Mail
(Thursday Publication)

THE Holyoke Sun
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(Thursday Publication)
THE Chicopee Register
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(Thursday Publication)

Quabbin Village Hills Zone


THE Ware River News
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(Thursday Publication)

THE Barre Gazette
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(Thursday Publication)

THE Shopping Guide
100% Direct Mail
(Tuesday Publication)

THE Journal Register
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(Thursday Publication)

The Sentinel
100% Direct Mail (Thursday Publication)
THE Quaboag Current
100% Direct Mail
(Friday Publication)

The Town Common
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(Thursday Publication)

Hill Towns Zone


Southwick Suffield News
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(Friday Publication)

Country Journal
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Classified Line Ad Categories

Animal Care
Antiques
ATV
Auctions
Auto
Auto Parts
Auto Rentals
Auto Services
Boats
Building Materials
Business Equipment
Business Opportunities
Campers
Campgrounds
Camps
Caregiver
Carpentry
Child Services
Church Services
Cleaning Services
Collectibles
Commercial Real Estate
Commercial Rentals
Computer Services
Computers
Condos for Sale
Consultants
Craft Fair
Eldercare
Elderly Services
Electrician
Entertainment
Equipment Rentals
Estate Sale
Events
Excavating
Exhibits
Farm Equipment
Finance
Firewood
Flea Market
For Rent
For Sale
Free
Gift Ideas
Good Things to Eat
Hardwood Floors
Hay for Sale
Health & Beauty Aids
Hearing Aids
Heavy Equipment
Help Wanted
Holiday Cards
Home Care Services
Home Improvement
Horse Boarding
Horses
Hot Tubs
House Cleaning
Housemate Wanted
Hypnosis
Instruction
Insurance
Investment Opportunities
Job Seekers
Land For Sale
Land Wanted
Landscaping
Lawn & Garden
Lease/Purchase
Legal Services
Livestock
Loans
Lost/Found
Lot for Sale
Lumber
Machinery
Masonry
Miscellaneous
Mobile Homes
Modular Homes
Motor Homes
Motorcycles
Moving
Moving Sale
Music
Musical Instruments
Natural Health Care
Office Rentals
Painting
Pets
Photography
Plants
Prayers
Pressure Washing
Real Estate
Real Estate Wanted
Reward
Roofing
Roommates
Rubbish Removal
RVs
Screened Loam
Screened Porches
Seasonal Rentals
Services
Services Wanted
Sheds
Situation Wanted
Snowmobiles
Snowplowing
Spas
Storage
Studio/Office Space
Tack Shop
Tag Sale
Tax Services
Trailers
Travel
Tree/Garden Care
Tree Work
Truck Caps
Trucks
Tutoring
Vacation Rentals
Wanted
Wanted - Real Estate
Wanted to Buy
Wanted to Rent
Work Wanted
Xmas Trees

How To Write A Classified Line Ad

Use Keywords in your ad
When writing your classified line ad, start with the item or service you provide first. This will be a keyword. People who are looking for a particular item will find it more easily if the keyword is set in a bolder type face

.• Be descriptive. . .provide information
Avoid abbreviations... don’t try to save on words. Be descriptive. If someone is interested in purchasing your item or service they want all the information they can get.

Creative, interesting ads work better than lists
Make your ad interesting to read. Sell what your item or service does, not what it is. Describe the benefits that your customer will receive from your item or service. Be creative and make your ad fun to read.

Product, presentation, market & timing
Consider the market for your item or service. Are you more likely to find a buyer in a metropolitan or a rural setting? Is the price of your item or service commensurate with the economic demographics of the area? What about the time of year? It may be difficult to sell your bicycle in January or your snowblower in July.

Think locally but reach as far as you can
People like to shop locally. Write your ad as if you were speaking to your next door neighbor. Use our zones to target the geography you want to cover, and make that area as large as you possibly can. If you are in the service industry always give yourself the right of refusal.