There is also a group that is geared towards women investors on Instagram that you could check out.

As you stay consistent, you will stay on the top of your follower's news feeds.Also, maybe create a Real Estate focused Instagram account and try to use the two to promote each other.

The best thing about all of this is that there is a house in the neighborhood that sold about a year ago and a real young investor bought it and is renovating it up ( I follow her in Instagram).

@Gerd Conner I just asked a similar question about ROI on an Instagram giveaway (https://www.biggerpockets.com/...), but I have the same root question.

Another agent contacted me and offered to the same - I asked him to send me a link to an example of a Facebook or Instagram ad of one of his properties and got crickets.

You can simply google "real estate meetups in Louisville, check Facebook, Instagram, and even the Biggerpockets site has meetups listed.You can find network/ mentor opportunities much more efficiently by doing a bit of research versus posting a question and relying on others to give you the answer :-)

My URL was banned from Facebook & Instagram yesterday, without reason given.

@Nathan Gesner Switching my mid-day routine from scrolling Instagram (will still post my business updates & reels🔑) to listening & conversing with investors on BiggerPockets💪 Here for the Inspo Nathan!

If you're wanting everybody in your network to remember your name and keep you top of mind, you've named some good methods already-Instagram (Post often, focus on stories)-Linkedn (Post often)-Newsletters (Send weekly, add value)-Attend Meetups (Actively engage)-Get out often (Home tours, open houses, coffee shops, etc)-Frequent Check-Ins (Text or call your most valued connections weekly)

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