"From Hand to Hand" is a website and a print publication with a variety of advertisements: about buying and selling houses, apartments, cars, renting housing, personal services, acquaintances, etc.
Instructions
Step 1
Since the newspaper is published in “paper” and electronic versions, it is better to use both. So as many people as possible will find out about your proposal, it will not go unnoticed.
Step 2
To advertise on the site "From hand to hand", enter the address of the official website of the publication in the address bar. After the page is fully loaded, you will be prompted to select the region in which you live and want to advertise. It is important not to be mistaken: it is unlikely that the announcement of the sale of an apartment in Tomsk will be very popular in Moscow and its region.
Step 3
Following the choice of the region, you will see a page with two buttons "Submit an ad to the site irr.ru" and "Submit an ad to print media". If you choose the first one, you will have to register on the site by entering your email address and coming up with a password. In addition to the free option, you can submit a paid, premium option, or move your ad to the first lines of site search. You can attach photos to your ad (so your product will sell much faster).
Step 4
The link "Submit your ad to print media" will open the Internet office irr.ru for you. You will be offered to print the text of a free advertisement or a paid one, first you will have to pay for it in any convenient way - using an Internet wallet, bank card, SMS or a payment terminal.
Step 5
In large cities and regional centers "From Ruk to Ruki" has specialized offices for receiving ads. You can cut out a paper coupon from any issue of the printed edition of this newspaper, fill it in and take it to such a collection point.
Step 6
In some regions "From Ruk to Ruki" provides one more opportunity to submit advertisements to the newspaper: a call to a short number, which is paid at your expense. The cost of a minute of conversation is from 85 rubles.
