Business Advertisements on Neighbourly
Hi all,
I was lucky enough to view a message re Real Estate Advertising before it was deleted for whatever reason.
I would just like to remind Businesses that Neighbourly does support local ventures but there are guidelines relating to this.
Firstly there are "Premium Businesses" who pay to subscribe.
Secondly there is an area where "Local Businesses" can advertise for FREE in the appropriate section. Alongside this is the option for locals to RECOMMEND local businesses based on good practice and workmanship.
In relation to Real Estate - there is a 'Property' category on the tool bar under the Green Neighbourly Header at the top of this page where properties can be listed for those interested to view.
For general users of this platform, one can report a message to the Neighbourly Team by clicking on the 3 dots alongside the word 'Save' at the bottom of a message board and clicking on 'Report this message' using 'Business' as a reason for reporting. The Team will then review this and make a decision.
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