Yeah, sounds interesting, but I don't have a Twitter account.

The agents that I know personally who rock here locally, literally spend very very little money marketing but they have amazing Facebook pages, are active among that and twitter and utilize them to their full potential.

Ok - here's the interview with James . . .Interview with Rehabber James Vermillion (VIDEO)We also plugged it on our Facebook, Twitter, and other channels . . .

Who on BP is on Twitter?

Some catchy Twitter-like feed for group 2 above in many instancesHave you used these techniques before?

I've been using Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, hotpads, backpage, Craigslist, and many other sites which return me almost no leads.

Out of curiosity, I'd like to hear everyone's opinion on the best marketing experiences to promote products and/or services.Here are some things I've done- Bandit Signs- Post Cards/Direct Mail- Personal/Business Website- Classified Ads- Newspaper (local)- Online Networking (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc)I'm leaning more towards expensive newspaper ads and am thinking about posting to the New York Times.

I was able to really get to know some of you, who you are, what you do, your likes, your dislikes so and so forth :mrgreen: I had the absolute pleasure of speaking with Scott Stratten (on twitter: @unmarketing) today and we discussed our pure belief in engaging people through Social Media and how it's about them, not us.

Personally I follow both types of people but the people that engage (personal experiences,talking to others,etc) are the ones that get the most out of twitter.

I think social networking has its place, but good old fashioned face to face and people skills will never be replaced by a facebook page or a Twitter account.In fact, of my company's team of five people- I'm the only one online in really any capacity at all.