You can now embedd Youtube(tm) videos in your classifed ads.
Dec 12, 2007 - New Cities
cliQs.com is now available in over 355 cities worldwide. With more than 548 local area neighborhoods.
Feb 3, 2007 - CLIQ ItTM -
The New Way to Use your Mobile Phone
Post anything to cliQs.com using your mobile phone. Whether you want
to sell or just share a photo, video or a song on the web using your
mobile phone you can just cliQ ItTM.
cliQ ItTM is currently a private beta service, which means
you must receive an invite from cliQs.com or a cliQs.com beta user
to sign up. For more information click
here.
Dec 20, 2006 - CLIQTM
Security Technology
cliQs.com starts beta testing the CLIQTM
Security Technology
October 12, 2006 - cliQs.com receives
Prestigious Webmaster Award.
cliQs.com won the prestigious Webmaster Award. Webmaster Awards judges
have found cliQs.com to be in the top 2% of all the websites that they
have reviewed. "Of the thousands of websites we review every month, our
staff believes your web site to have exceptional graphics as well as
unique & interesting content", says Webmaster Awards Team.
The Webmaster Award is one the fastest
and hottest website awards on the net. The Webmaster Award is a special
Internet award given only to those elite webmasters responsible for
creating those websites that keep us up so late night after night.
"Everyone here is absolutely thrilled about receiving the Prestigious
Webmaster Award", said Sanaz Mahmoudy, Co-Founder and Vice President of
products for cliQs.com, a leading online classified portal. "Every
single team member played a part in this accomplishment, and this award
is a wonderful validation of their efforts."
cliQs.com is a start up company based in
Houston, Texas. With its exponential rise in user base, cliQs.com is
well positioned to become a driving force in reshaping the $100B
classified ads industry.
As Warren Buffett recently remarked,
newspapers are in competition with the cemetery for readers. Although he
owns the most profitable newspaper in the US, The Buffalo News, he would
never make the same purchase in today's climate. He also mentioned what
I consider the "2 by 24 problem" -- having 2 eyeballs and only 24 hours
a day creates problems for media outlets competing for user/viewer
attention in an age of expanding access points (Internet vs. TV). As
more people spend their free and work time online, they migrate away
from traditional media sources -- TV and newspapers -- and use the
internet for news and entertainment, precipitating the eventual
popularity of video. The large TV networks and newspapers must find a
way to maintain their audience through online offerings.
For
further information about this press release, you can send an e-mail
request by clicking here.
