So far I've been using craigslist, linkedin, facebook, backpage and my website.

According to her LinkedIn profile (which was updated yesterday), she is a member of the following groups: Vice-chair, Republican Party of Kewaunee County, Executive Committee Member, 8th Congressional District Republican Party of Wisconsin, Member, Republican Party of Wisconsin, Republican National Committee http://www.linkedin.com/in/heatherblish So, while you may not consider her having an affiliation, she certainly does!

However if I put in the "/channel/" version and click though when I get the broken link I can manually remove the "/user/" part and it works.Problem seems that the "/user/" is a permanent part of the BP link so you can't take it out.FYI I has a similar issue with LinkedIn where the "in/" that was there broke the link as well.

I've found them on Twitter, tracked down people on LinkedIn in and discovered the email social(at)zillow.com (which is supposed to offer customer support for social media complainers) all to no avail. 48 hours later, I can't access the reports and don't see a light at the end of the tunnel for being able to.

Lead by Google, LinkedIn is one of the friends.

Just look at the news - Google and LinkedIn asked for 5M sf of new development in the City of Mountain View, and last night the City awarded only about 2M, essentially turning down Google's expansion request.  

You can find some of my recent writing at Linked In under Susannah Morgan-Surgeoner.

I think it is also a matter of driving traffic to your blog from Facebook, Linkedin, etc.  

Some other things that have worked for me are:* Create a web site and place an ad using Google Adwords* Post on the real estate sites of LinkedIn* Start a newsletter; talk about the successful loans you have already done and what type of borrowers you are looking for.* Get business cards made to hand out at REIA meetingsGood luck.

I have also linked my LinkedIn profile here.