sahibinden.com

sahibinden.com

sahibinden.com home page in May 2010
Web address www.sahibinden.com
Commercial? Yes
Type of site
Online classifieds and shopping
Registration Optional for viewing, required for posting
Available in Turkish, English
Owner Aksoy Group
Created by Taner Aksoy
Alexa rank
467 (April 2014)[1]

sahibinden.com is an online classifieds and shopping platform in which people and businesses buy and sell real estate, cars and a broad variety of goods and services. Registration and posting listings are free of charge.

In the late 90’s Internet entrepreneurship in Turkey has begun to evolve while classifieds were listed only in traditional media such as newspapers. Thus, in 1999 founder of sahibinden.com and Aksoy Group Vice Chairman Taner Aksoy came up with the idea to carry out the classifieds to Internet enabling sellers to post visually rich and detailed listings, on the other hand providing fast and easy classifieds search for buyers. As a result, sahibinden.com was launched in 2000, and initially contained 2700 classifieds.

As of April 2010, there are more than 1.500.000 listings in different categories like cars, mobile phones, real estate and shoes. In 2009, 5 regional offices are opened in Ankara, Izmir, Antalya, Trabzon and Adana, major cities in Turkey.

Its headquarters are in Istanbul. sahibinden.com is currently owned by Aksoy Group.

sahibinden.com was the most beloved second hand items web site in Turkey, according to Digital Lovemark Research by IPSOS KMG in 2009.[2] According to a research done in Turkey, in 2009 by BRNDTRX, sahibinden.com is the number one in the most liked real estate site, the most trusted real estate site, the real estate website which comes to mind first.[3] According to the Crenvo research done in 2009 in Turkey, 52% of the respondents chose sahibinden.com as the leading brand of the classified listings website (Top of mind awareness).[4] sahibinden.com has won the Altın Örümcek awards for “Best E-Trade” and “Best Classified Ads” in 2009 in Turkey.[5]

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