I saw this question posted about LinkedIn on their site and thought I'd ask the same thing here for our BP users.Do you pay for a PRO account?

I can actually place several ad variants in LinkedIn groups to see what pulls the best.

I've been using Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, hotpads, backpage, Craigslist, and many other sites which return me almost no leads.

Out of curiosity, I'd like to hear everyone's opinion on the best marketing experiences to promote products and/or services.Here are some things I've done- Bandit Signs- Post Cards/Direct Mail- Personal/Business Website- Classified Ads- Newspaper (local)- Online Networking (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc)I'm leaning more towards expensive newspaper ads and am thinking about posting to the New York Times.

So, as I'm loading their contact info into my PC later that night, I seek out a photo of them from LinkedIn or somewhere else and tag that into my contact database.

I could write a lot of material on this, but Wally Tingley does a really good job in this article:http://www.reiclub.com/articles/overcome-sellers-objectionsI have an article about this on my Box.net files on my LinkedIn profile if you want to check that out too.

Get on Facebook, Linkedin, and Meetup.com and start connecting with people.

I do much better with Linked-in.

LinkedIn and BiggerPockets are the two best social media for real estate IMO.

Taking a look at the detailed criteria and weighting used in the study linked in the original post, there are very few criteria that are directly related to socialistic practices of the government.If you actually looked at the criteria and came to that determination, perhaps you can be more specific about which of the criteria you're referring to?