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Welcome to craigslist-alerts
This website has been created to simplify finding job posts in craigslist website. This is done by allowing searching on multiple craigslist sites at once, something much appreciated by regular craigslist' users.
This is a non-lucrative website that I developed and run in the hope of providing a useful resource to the online community. Results don't include contact details as a way to take you back to craigslist.org. Coming soon: sign-up and receive email alerts for your saved search queries.
Please note that this site runs on a dedicated server that is a bit slow, retrieving results from a long query (multiple locations) may take several minutes. Craigslist-alerts is running in Beta mode, please report errors and bugs at info at pris54.co.uk. *** This site is not affiliated to or owned by craigslist.org
Click here if you're actually looking for craigslist' site and have reached this one accidentally.
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Guidelines to use this site
+ Select only the locations that you really need.
+ Avoid long queries with many variables, ie. many job types, locations, filters, etc, instead run simple, consistent queries. It's better to be specific and have multiple queries.
+ Save your queries. Use the field next to Save as (search box, top right) to name your queries and save them, this will create a shortcut to the query in the form of a drop down menu at the top right. (Coming soon! To avoid abuse it'll be required to sign-up)
+ Sign-up for email alerts. Receive single emails or a digest version with alerts for each saved query. Avoid reading the same posts on screen, receive only new, relevant posts. (Coming soon! as the above)
+ Use keywords, this will narrow down a great deal the number of results and will speed up the output of results.
+ Filter Search only title is ticked by default. Results with keywords found in the title are usually the the ones with higher relevance.
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About Craigslist
craigslist factsheet | Source: craigslist.org
Q: What is craigslist?
A: Local classifieds and forums for 450 cities worldwide - community moderated, and largely free. Q: What can I find there?
A: Jobs, housing, goods, services, romance, local activities, advice - just about anything really. Q: How did craigslist get started?
A: In early 1995, by Craig Newmark, in San Francisco, CA Q: Is craigslist a nonprofit?
A: No, craigslist was incorporated as a for-profit in 1999. Q: Why does craigslist still use a .ORG domain?
A: Our original domain, it symbolizes our service mission and non-corporate culture. |