Does anyone like anything weird because maybe you could share your interests on the common tv. 

internet is $70, TV is $150(dish).I’m planning on using a PM Company.  

Objectively the process works like this:Use their media (podcast, blog, etc.) to pool capital from listeners/viewers to gain access as GP on dealCreate equity group as a standalone businessTransition to a syndication coaching service Use coaching service (students) to bring deals to the equity businessWhere an investor needs to be careful (I invested with one of the above), is how this translates to risk the LP takes on when they partner with the equity business.

It's the business of keeping it modern, relatable, and gain new viewers as old ones leave.I think there is nothing wrong with the podcast.

I just saw a commercial on TV (while on vacation because I wouldn’t watch tv in real life) for Booking.com They advertised my market.

Tuckpointing will be required, as mortar can deteriorate due to vines growing into it, water getting into cracks and freezing, TV antenna masts mounted to Chimneys, or the side of the building and flexing in the wind, loosening the bricks it is attached to.Wood needs to be painted to keep it from getting exposed to the weather.

My cousin spends twice that on TV and internet which I don't have. 

Hey Brandon, there are certain pockets in Cleveland that has potential.Take a look at Fairfax, some parts of Hough and Cleveland Heights.Check this map when you get a chance - https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?

Some methods (amongst many)Well functioning websites with SEO optimization, TV ads, mailers (yellow letters, bandit signs, bird dogs, driving for dollars, networking, foreclosures, estate & divorce attorneys.

I have a neighbor that didn't want to hassle to sell their 55" tv that they just replaced so he was going to just thow it out because he is to busy and that is not his personality.