"Our trader platform allows small business owners - whether they are selling cakes out of their home kitchen or marketing ball bearings to vintage car collectors - to create a branded microsite on our platform," says Francois Labuschagne, product and marketing manager of Junk Mail. "This gives the business great visibility, because they are essentially buying access to a very active community of millions of shoppers and a ready-made high online ranking at a national level."
State-of-the-art mobile integration means that traders can manage their accounts on the go - uploading new photographs, adjusting ads and responding to queries. Traders can opt for either a free or paid for trader account. "All of our ads offer full social media integration - which means that you can tap into your own social media community and give your ads an extra boost. Photographs can be uploaded easily via mobile phones and ads can be changed at any time."
The ads appearing on the site are further distributed to a wider community on MXit, using the Junk Mail Xchange app. "This is a great way to reach the 18-25 year old demographic."
He encourages all business owners to sign up for a free account. "There is nothing to lose by creating a free account, but a lot to gain."
For more information, go to www.junkmail.co.za.
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