Five 1980s planes for sale-- ALL UNDER $100,000

Awesome! Thanks. Feel free to respond to the emails and let me know how they are!
 
Just a suggestion, could you make the links to the aircraft more direct to said aircrafts listing?
 
If anyone is interested in selling aircraft, or is an aircraft broker,
James331 said:
Just a suggestion, could you make the links to the aircraft more direct to said aircrafts listing?
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Are you referencing some of the links that just take you to a broker's inventory?

If so, we, unfortunately, don't have control over that. Those brokers' sites hosted by Controller.com do not allow listing-specific links for some reason. The link to the specific aircraft listing on their site redirects back to their general inventory page for some reason. It's frustrating.
 
James331 said:
Just a suggestion, could you make the links to the aircraft more direct to said aircrafts listing?
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Or do you mean just post the exact links to the aircraft on POA instead of linking to one post on airplanebuyersclub.com?
 
calberto said:
Or do you mean just post the exact links to the aircraft on POA instead of linking to one post on airplanebuyersclub.com?
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I just mean on your page having a the link to each aircraft take you to that aircraft.

Another suggestion, maybe have listings of cross country planes under XX amount, or backcountry planes under XX, or .... The model year isn't really that important to the mission.

Nice site BTW
 
James331 said:
I just mean on your page having a the link to each aircraft take you to that aircraft.

Another suggestion, maybe have listings of cross country planes under XX amount, or backcountry planes under XX, or .... The model year isn't really that important to the mission.

Nice site BTW
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Thanks for the feedback! And that may be a good category for future posts! @dschncker95 take note of this ^^^ ;)
 
Pilots are cheap; don't forget the 50k and 25k price points.
 
calberto said:
If anyone is interested in selling aircraft, or is an aircraft broker,


Are you referencing some of the links that just take you to a broker's inventory?

If so, we, unfortunately, don't have control over that. Those brokers' sites hosted by Controller.com do not allow listing-specific links for some reason. The link to the specific aircraft listing on their site redirects back to their general inventory page for some reason. It's frustrating.
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An Example - N6278S on your recent link, you link to the broker site airmart.com instead of linking directly to the ad: http://airmart.com/aircraft-for-sale/155/cessna/n6278s-cessna-182rg-skylane/n6278s

I don't see controller being any different:
http://www.controller.com/listings/aircraft/for-sale/1423963/1985-cessna-182r-skylane

Edit: nevermind - i see if you click on the picture it already does this. No idea what the original question was about:)
 
ifly4fun said:
An Example - N6278S on your recent link, you link to the broker site airmart.com instead of linking directly to the ad: http://airmart.com/aircraft-for-sale/155/cessna/n6278s-cessna-182rg-skylane/n6278s

I don't see controller being any different:
http://www.controller.com/listings/aircraft/for-sale/1423963/1985-cessna-182r-skylane

Edit: nevermind - i see if you click on the picture it already does this. No idea what the original question was about:)
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The airmart ad is working for me for that specific listing, but I do know what you're talking about.

Do you mean like this link from Dan Howard Aircraft sales? http://www.howardaircraft.com/inventory/
If you look at my screenshot below, I am on the specific listing, but their hosting does not create a specific link for just that aircraft. It just labels it as "/inventory" in the url for whatever reason.
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And controller.com is different from sites hosted by controller. Controller (same company as controller.com) helps aircraft brokers host their own websites. They do the same job as Godaddy. You can tell if a site is hosted by controller by looking at the bottom of a broker's site and it says, "hosted by controller."
Those sites hosted by controller do not create specific links to their listings for whatever reason.
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If someone knows how to get around this then please let me know!

I wish I could fix it, because I think it's annoying also. Does that explain it a little better?
 
The last post in our series of "planes under $100,000! Newer planes from the 90s and 2000s.

Check it out:
http://www.airplanebuyersclub.com/new-airplanes-100000/

We will be changing the theme next week so look forward to that!

Also, contact airplane buyers club on our website if you are in the market for an aircraft!

Thanks
 
calberto said:
The airmart ad is working for me for that specific listing, but I do know what you're talking about.

Do you mean like this link from Dan Howard Aircraft sales? http://www.howardaircraft.com/inventory/
If you look at my screenshot below, I am on the specific listing, but their hosting does not create a specific link for just that aircraft. It just labels it as "/inventory" in the url for whatever reason.
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And controller.com is different from sites hosted by controller. Controller (same company as controller.com) helps aircraft brokers host their own websites. They do the same job as Godaddy. You can tell if a site is hosted by controller by looking at the bottom of a broker's site and it says, "hosted by controller."
Those sites hosted by controller do not create specific links to their listings for whatever reason.
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If someone knows how to get around this then please let me know!

I wish I could fix it, because I think it's annoying also. Does that explain it a little better?
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Right click on the image that takes you to the new page with just the air craft, copy link address:

http://www.controller.com/listings/...ir?dlr=1&pcid=1209710&sfc=0&ssc=0&src=0&ftr=1
 
Perfect! Wish we could have figured that out before haha.

Thanks a ton
 
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