The term “advertising,” for purposes of this rule, in addition to traditional print, radio, and television advertising, also includes, but is not limited to, sources of communication available to the public such as signs, flyers, letterheads, e-mail signatures, websites, social media communications, and video or audio recordings transmitted through internet or broadcast streaming.

They advertise all over the Internet for 2 free workshops a day over a week period to see the "Guy".

Electric, gas, water, sewer, garbage, internet, cable/satellite TV are all on the list.

However, that is of course a question your market needs to answer for you, not some random opinion from the internet - he he.If you are going to pony up for a new floor and pulling the plywood is part of that, one option there is to go old-school classic mixed with modern technology.

I also use the internet which is how I was introduced to Bigger Pockets.

I'm assuming this is a scam but wasn't able to find much on the internet about them. 

The reason is because there’s a law in California that prohibits County Assessor’s Offices from posting the home address of any elected or appointed officials (i.e. members of the legislature, City Attorneys, District Attorneys, Public Defenders, Police Chiefs and Sheriffs, federal judges, etc) on the internet.

@Mark RechkemmerThe internet will tell you this is possible if structured properly. 

I did this mainly because the stats saying that the Internet will be (& is)the main hub for buyers & sellers looking to hire a Real Estate Agent, & I believe that Bigger Pockets will be the gold standard for all things Real Estate on the internet.I do see your stance coming from a smaller market, but I firmly believed that the reach of Bigger Pockets will continually grow which will (hopefully) help that cause...I remember David Greene mentioning (& don't quote me) that they are adding 4,000 members every week. 

With the internet at everyone's fingertips its sometimes gets a bit much seeing all of the information out there and I would love to have discussions to see everyone's experiences in the industry so far.