I called “David Schultz” from Funding Stone LLC and a robotic voice told me to leave a message.

I think that robotics and tech will continue to be a quality employer for the area.

Becoming an agent is a great idea & it may open you up to partnering with another agent or prospective flipper...One of our nieces did exactly that, graduated Eng Robotics but decided to get into REI, rentals & flipping.

I work full time for a robotics and electrification company.

Well bubbles... if you were competing against me.. you would never ever win.You would be going up against a scientist, NASA robotics ninja with publications (= CREDIBILITY), a #-1 ranking website  flipped 25937567 houses a month with pictures of progress to show for it.What do you have?

Even when the robots take over!

I have tried 4 times to speak with someone from Unitil and every time I get a robot and leave a message, never to be called back. 

Even if you never use the email address elsewhere, if it's posted on the Web, you can be sure it's been harvested/scraped by spammers.Also, on the subject of SEO, the post earlier gave some good ideas about developing keywords (using the wonder wheel), but that is really just the beginning.The next step is to find out which keywords have that magic combination of being searched a lot but without having much competition.Then, you work on on-site optimization as indicated in that post, by tweaking content and formatting, etc.Lastly, you need as many keyword-based inbound links from high PR-ranking sites as you can muster up, assuming they don't have "nofollow" code for robots.

Don't be that kind of two dimensional networking robot when you go to meetings.

Users = members + guests + possibly search engines (google robots etc.)