Buy & Sell Locally - OfferUp - Buy. Sell. Simple. - OfferUp
Instantly connect with local buyers and sellers on OfferUp! Buy and sell everything from cars and trucks, electronics, furniture, and more.
Facebook Marketplace: Buy and Sell Items Locally or Shipped
Buy or sell new and used items easily on Facebook Marketplace, locally or from businesses. Find great deals on new items shipped from stores to your door.
Locally
When a shopper makes an online purchase decision but prefers a local pickup or delivery Locally spans the gap. By connecting millions of online shoppers, thousands of local retailers, and …
Karrot | Buy and sell for free with locals
Karrot is the largest local community marketplace to buy, sell and trade new and used home decor, furniture, fashion and more. Join our growing community of over 10 million verified …
Shop Where I Live – Local e-commerce marketplace websites for …
A one-stop-shop for your community to shop, find, and buy local online. Online shopping has become so convenient that local customers are often buying online when they could get the …
Why Buy Local? - Sustainable Connections
When we buy from independent, locally owned businesses, rather than national chains, a significantly greater portion of our money is then cycled back through our local economy — to …
Local Food Anywhere
Buy Local. Search for local farms, grocers, and producers that have fresh food available now and can possibly provide delivery or pick up in a safe, and easy, COVID-19 sensitive manner. Click …
“Buy Local” Campaign – CONNECT Our Future
“Buy Local” campaigns drive more investment toward local economies by spotlighting local innovation and improving the financial resources to locally-owned businesses and to the …
Why Buy Local - LocalHarvest
Why Buy Local? Most produce in the US is picked 4 to 7 days before being placed on supermarket shelves, and is shipped for an average of 1500 miles before being sold. And this …
Buying Local: Pros and Cons of Local Purchases | GBB°
Understanding the strengths, limitations and potential pitfalls of local consumption is key to making the most of the trend. Generations ago, the only option people really had for shopping …