Usually I would say for different things, different websites, but truth be told, Adzuna merges the search for properties, cars and jobs beautifully in an easy to use design. In my opinion the best feature Adzuna has is the Adzuna connect. It connects your social networks to current job opportunities allowing you to request references and or more information. Without a doubt I would recommend this website. I only think the website could have a little more colour and that the stats were easy to access..but I guess nobody is perfect (yet).

Just bought a 2005 VW Golf 1.9tdi with alloys through Adzuna for a bargain price! The ad belonged to Gumtree but the cool thing is that there were ads from Gumtree, Autotraders, Motors, and all the other places that I would normally search for cars all in one place. Easy!

So, with the news that Facebook are releasing their own social search engine, it's good to review one of the early and existing players in this space, Adzuna. Adzuna is a search engine for classified ads which has a social twist to it. For example, I can see where my friends have checked in on Facebook (nicely displayed on a map) and therefore ask them for advice on where to move to. At the same time, I can see which available jobs I am connected to through my LinkedIn and Facebook networks. These guys have gotten a headstart on Facebook with their graph search, and it will be interesting to see whether Facebook move into the jobs and property verticals. FWIW, Adzuna's search experience itself (without the social features) is very comprehensive and compares favourably to Zoopla, AutoTrader, Indeed, and its other competitors. One to watch!

I ordinarily use Oodle on Facebook to look for cars but I was redirected to Adzuna just now when I clicked on an Oodle link. Turns out that Adzuna bought Oodle UK. The design of Adzuna is nicer and than Oodle's, and it looks like the selection of cars on offer is bigger too. Nice work Oodle / Adzuna!

This is a nicely designed site and has a large selection of car ads to choose from. I don't doubt the integrity of the site, but I am always concerned when new sites are opened in my browser without my permission. Whenever I click on an ad, then I am taken to a different site, which I don't like. It seems that there are no virus or spam listings though, so I am happy to use this site.

Nice tool. Most vertical search engines don't provide the tools on offer with Adzuna. For job hunters, you can see which open jobs you're connected to through your network, and property hunters can see who's been to different areas of the UK so they can ask them about property there. Didn't see anything to help car owners except a quiz which was more fun than informative. Highly recommended

He had good things to say about Adzuna so I thought I would check it out as I was looking for a new car. I like it. It's easy to use, has a big choice of cars, and has filters to let me narrow down to exactly what I want. Can't really ask for more.

This site is excellent. First, the selection of properties to look at is simply staggering. Secondly, with advanced search and sensible filters, I can easily whittle down my search results to exactly what I am looking for. Finally, I can reference my search results against other result sets in terms of average price, price vs national average, and all sorts of other useful information. It's a mix of Zoopla and Google!

Pros: - easy to use, very simple design. it's clear where to type and where to click. - lots and lots of ads to choose from, from a large range of sites. more ads here than i've seen on other car sites. - nice advanced search tool which allows me to narrow down to exactly what i'm looking for in terms of milage, engine size, age etc. Cons: - clicking through to other sites means i lose where i am on adzuna and these other sites aren't as well designed. - i can't sign in and save my searches. seems a bit weird that they don't allow me to do this.

I like the idea these guys have. It kinda matches what google are trying to do with their search engine, to make the results more relevant to you through google+ and other social features. These guys act as a search engine as they have in their index all UK jobs from across the web, and they personalize these according to your social networks and who you know. That's really powerful and very innovative. I must admit that the jobs that came up through the social feature weren't that relevant for me, and I actually found better options in the normal 'non-social' search, but if Adzuna can marry these two aspects together better, this could be a game changer for job sites.

I know all job sites do alerts but I've found that the alerts I receive from Adzuna are somehow better than those I receive from other job sites. I think that's because they have access to the ads on all job sites and they somehow pick out the best and most relevant of these and send them to me. I always open these email alerts which is something I don't do with the others. Good work!

Nice layout, useful filters, lots of selection. Not much more you can ask for really

Seriously cool. I kept on reading about this site in various newspapers so thought I would check it out. First, Adzuna Connect is what all job sites should be. Instead of applying to random job ads, you can look only at jobs where you know someone working at the company. Makes it much easier to get an interview and the inside track on how to get a job. Secondly, the stats feature was really useful in letting me know how much I should be earning as a graphic designer and where I can go in the UK to earn more. Finally, no spam! That's quite an achievement for a search engine like this.

I cannot speak highly enough of this site. My wife and I were looking for a 3 bed house on the outskirts of Birmingham and it seemed like Adzuna laid out a treasure map for us to find our riches! Using the search bar at the top and the filters on the side, we found literally 100s of properties to search from in about three steps! After clicking through to a few of the ads, we’re now in contact with several estate agents and are well on the way to finding our perfect new home!

My brother used this site to find a job and he told me I might find a new car here. It has a car quiz which is quite frankly a waste of time (it said I was having a mid-life crisis and I'm 27!) but the car site itself was really good. Lots of ads to choose from, from Gumtree, Autotrader, all the usual suspects, and easy to narrow down to what you actually want from the buttons on the left of the screen. Had some funky graphs for average car prices and where to find cheap cars which was pretty useful. Ended up finding a nice 2nd hand VW Polo.