an ad popped up in my news feed that they are coming as a conference or seminar to my area just outside of st Louis, Mo.I've been to a few real estate seminars and they range from free to $100 to go.

This site of the TK provider itself does not provide news feeds or similar services.Anyone an idea?

I'm advertising the sale of it as an "investment" so I'm targetting investors but what's the best way to target renters and individuals who just want a place to move in the area.This is currently what I have it set to:Targeting & PlacementEdit Location - Living In: Toronto (+50 mi), Ontario, CanadaInterests: Creative real estate investing, Investment, Business, Real estate investing, Real estate or InvestorAge: 25 - 55Gender: MaleMobile Placement: Third-party Apps or News FeedDesktop: News Feed or Right ColumnThanks,Daniel

Facebook uses an algorithm to sort what content gets shared to your friends newsfeeds, favoring popular and/or paid content.

After reading the articles that continuously come across my news feed I finally logged into the website, signed up and started listening to the podcasts.

@Nathan G. thanks for another quality news line, I’m not sure what your newsfeed looks like but I enjoy reading these.  

This came through my news feed at work the other morning: https://www.scribd.com/doc/315050553/David-Rosenberg-Slides

This came across my news feed on Next Door and I thought I would share it here for folks that do short term/AirBnB type rentals in Denver => http://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/denver-auditor/newsroom/2017/denver-needs-better-short-term-rental-enforcement.html

@Angel-Ty Lebron, how do you think Facebook's recent news feed policy changes will affect paid Facebook marketing?

How do you stay aware of trends in the Tampa market from LA; is there any news feed or anything you're subscribed to so you know whats happening in different neighborhoods?