“Twitter really allows for more of a 360-degree view of your buyer and allows for more personal communication to take place.”Make a Digital ImprintTwitter for Real Estate: To Tweet or Not to TweetMix Up Your Social PersonaBeyond Facebook: Winning Strategies for Every Other Social Media PlatformViskovich suggests that salespeople segment their Twitter account into lists – prospects, competitors, partners, influencers, and customers – to then share targeted content accordingly.

When advertising real property in “thumbnails”, text messages, “tweets”, etc., where stating the name of the employing broker firm is not practical, the advertising information being linked to must include the name of the employing broker.With team advertising it must be clear that the team is a part of the employing brokerage.

It can be used to promote anything really whether it be a holiday, a movement, or even a tweet advertising pop social media does it all.

@James Wise I applaud you and Holten Wise for terminating the idiot who tweeted to the Curry family.

I wonder if I should read between some of the lines in this thread, LOL, agreed, we are not all here for business, but dpending on what you do (investing out of state or even assisting others doing so) it seems BP is the spot to be in order to grow your business.I'm not a techie, I'm old fashioned in many ways and I don't tweet, but even I can see the potential.Branding yourself is always an important part of doing business, any business!

The last thing you need is Bleacher Report picking up a tweet about you being a slumlord, whether they're full of bs or not.My suggestion here would be to have an attorney set you up so your personal name will not be attached to any regular real estate investing you are involved with (set up should cost $thousands, but not $tens of thousands), and then maybe another set up for high end REI where your celebrity would be most beneficial. 

I started a Twitter account just so I can comment on David Chiu's tweets on the eviction moratorium and tell my side of the story / my struggles as a small landlord.

Make it about the size of a 140 character tweet that ends with a CTA (example: Call Now - PHONE NUMBER HEREThen make a bunch of blogs that answer questions people are typing into your area.  

Things I'm watching that are concerning are President Trump tweets and comments that have way of blindsiding markets.

A war in China, a natural disaster, a crazy tweet from the White House could easily trigger a recession and make your knowledge irrelevant.