How do I add pictures to my ad?
If you have a premium account upgrade you can upload multiply photos to your classified ad. Log into your account. This will take you to the ACCOUNT DETAILS page. Scroll down to the SHORTCUTS section. The SHORTCUT section is filled with a bunch of orange buttons and is located towards the bottom of the ACCOUNT DETAILS page. Find the one that says MANAGE DOG ADS and click on it. Once the page loads, you should see all your current ads.
Beside each ad will be several links, `Update Ad`, `Add Photos & Videos`, `Create / Update Pedigree`, `Upgrade Ad` and `Mark as Sold`. If you have a Free account, you can still upload at least one photo, but it has to be uploaded on the UPDATE AD page. The UPDATE AD page is only for uploading your primary photo, all other photos must be uploaded through ADD PHOTOS & VIDEOS. Find the link that says `Add Photos & Videos` next to the ad you want to add the photos to and click on the link.
This will take you to a page that list all the photos and videos associated with that ad. These photos should be listed in the order that they will appear on the site. To add more photos, just drag your photos into the box located at the top of the page that say `Drag and drop your photo and videos here Or click here to upload your files`
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How do I add a video to my ad?
If you have a premium account upgrade you can attach a video to your ads. To do so, log into your account. This will take you to the ACCOUNT DETAILS page. Scroll down to the SHORTCUTS section. The SHORTCUT section is a bunch of orange buttons located towards the bottom of the page. Find the one that says MANAGE DOG ADS and click on it. Once the page loads, you should see all your current ads.
Tip #1 - Dont post all your ads at the once, spread them out over time.
This is one biggest mistake I see people repeatedly making on the site. I'm all for you posting every single one of your dogs and puppies on Gundog Central, I just think it's a bad idea to dump them all on the site at the exact same time. I see people who have a litter of puppies they want to sell, so they'll post one ad for each puppy ... all on the same day. Great idea, right? It increases your exposure, lets everyone see the different puppies you have and kind of monopolies the front page with just your dogs. Wrong, not only is it poor online etiquette, because it forces a massive amount of other people's classifieds way down the page, but it's just poor, lazy marketing.
Whats in a name?
I will call this an information session for all of you gundog enthusiasts out there, however some of you will more than likely call it venting and complaining. But nevertheless, here is my story. This article is about duel registration for your gundog. Specifically duel registration with the AKC and the NAVHDA. I will share my story here today with all of you in hopes that you will not run into the same misfortune that I have recently when trying to accomplish this with my new male GSP. First off, just a little bit of back story to set the mood. I had been in search of the perfect male to add to my bloodline for quite sometime. I mean I really did a lot of research, spent hours combing the classifieds, and some real foot work looking for that special litter that contained my future superstar. You know the kind, the pup thats pedigree contains just the right balance of proven master hunters and versatile champions, he had to have the perfect markings, and his tail had to stand at attention like a soldier when he meant business. After forfeiture of a couple puppy deposits due to not getting exactly what I wanted, I had almost given up when a boring day at work and one more scroll thru Gundog Central yielded what I personally considered perfection out in eastern Iowa. I was on the phone straight away and an immediate trip to the post office after work with deposit in hand began the long wait and picking process and picture messages leading up to eight weeks later when my lovely bride would make the not so short journey to pick up our new champion prospect. He was a beautiful pup. Over the years I have had a bunch of good looking German Shorthaired pointers, but this little guy topped em all. Now after waiting for several weeks, of course I had already named him before I had even met him in person. So a quick visit to the AKC website is all it took, and it was official, my new pup had a new name.........or did he?
