Listed 13 August 2014 · Seattle · Washington · United States
Sayist.
A Seattle video classifieds site pitched as a hipper Craigslist, taken offline the day after its public launch in August 2015.
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Timeline
- Listed on Stompstart
“Video Classifieds - Changing The Way You See Classifieds.”
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- On record
GeekWire reported Sayist's public launch in Seattle as a video classifieds marketplace founded by Bryan Brzeg (CEO) and Michele Liang, bootstrapped and seeking investment.
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GeekWire's update said the site was taken down the day after launch after readers found content from other sites, including Craigslist; Brzeg said it had been taken down to complete a full-scale review of compliance issues and unauthorized use of content. The update does not mention a relaunch.
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As listed on Stompstart
“Video Classifieds - Changing The Way You See Classifieds.”
At Sayist we have created a whole new experince for finding a job, buying a car, renting an appartment, looking for a new pet, or selling your old guitar by allowing users the ability to post and search classifieds with the capabilities of video, #hashtagging, social sharing, and tracking your favorite posts like you've never been able to before.
- Topics
- Classifieds, Recruiting
- Location
- Seattle · Washington · United States
In our words: The 2014 listing, filed while Sayist was in private beta, described classifieds for jobs, cars, apartments, pets and used gear that could carry video, hashtags and social sharing, with a way to track favorite posts.
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