I initially was a doubter of Twitter as well but it extremely powerful when employed properly.Example today:Our investment firm is at the Equity Trust Networking conference in Orlando, marked with a hashtag (#eunetcon10) on Twitter.

Just search for the hashtag #REICHAT and during the conversation, you'll be sure to include that on all of your posts.I'll explain how it all works later on -- it really is easy once I let you know how to participate . . . more to come once this thing is definitely happening.

Would love to hear your favorite Instagram accounts and hashtags for painting inspiration when renovating properties.

#BrokersAreBetter is the hashtag, AIME is the community. 

It may be a local group/page/marketplace on FB, or a local hashtag on IG, etc.

Your VA can go into hashtags and start commenting on interesting post.

I'd love to hear your story or your bird dogs' stories on how you transitioned from Level 1 real estate investing.Comment below using the hashtag #BirdDog2Wholesaler in your post.

Whatever you decide regarding the website, as far as developing an actual audience for your content, I would recommend sharing your posts primarily via LinkedIn (as a "thought leader") and on Twitter with industry-pertinent hashtags.  

I use Facebook advertising and I post occasionally some real estate contents on LinkedIn, Twitter and Medium with the most powerful hashtags, we also get few clients from the Law Firm website.

The next couple days ended up approximately half the time spent going over what we already covered in Boots On the Ground: Including, Wholesale, How to use social media, What is a hashtag?!