BYC ads?

Zahboo

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I will probably ask nifty through pm, but wouldn't it be cool to publicize BYC in Craigslist, hoobly, ziply, and oodle (plus other ad sites) I just wondered if anyone else though of this...
 
It is a great idea! Can you imagine if every one of our members posted a post every week or two on their local Craigslist pet sections to come and join the fun of raising backyard chickens? We'd probably double the number of visitors to our community!

In my local CL I found the following sections that would probably be appropriate:

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/pet/

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/forums/?forumID=26
 
the farm and garden section in CL also....thats where everyone sells their chickens through...
 
Edited because I type to slow and redhen beat me to it.. LOL


craigslist also has a "farm and garden" section.. That is where you find most of the chicks and other poultry listed..

I wonder if posting for BYC would get flagged alot.. Some things seem to get flagged.. I tryed to rehome a slightly disabled chihuahua pup.. It got flagged every single time..

I try to tell every one I can think of about BYC... I think I might have gotten two people to join.. Not totally sure.. Maybe a few more.
 
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I've been wondering for a while now if bigger really is better with public forums like BYC. It's hard enough for the current mods to catch the troublesome threads, which have increased in number this spring. Without doubling the number of mods you can't reasonable double the size of the forum and keep it a consistently family-friendly site.
 
B. Saffles Farms :

Nifty post a banner link (I think thats what its called ) and Ill will post on my local CL. People does it quit a bit for other sites.

Yes I would love to have a link/code for a BYC banner or logo.. I would post too.. I would also put one on my myspace page.. I was also going to start my own website. I would post it there too..​
 
For banners, you guys can use any of these:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/byc-banners.html

Regarding more/bigger = better: in the case of spreading the word and getting a chicken in every yard... synergy and critical mass is vital.

We've already been able to do so much in the last few years, but there are still too many uninformed people that think chickens only belong in very rural areas. There are also still too many cities that have way too strict regulations on people's ability to keep chickens. The more people that work together to promote the care of healthy happy chickens, the better it will be for all of us.
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