I have already asked around (Unfortunately I do not know anyone who would like to invest in RE) posted things on Facebook / Twitter.

79% increase right now.

https://www.google.com/finance?q=NYSE:TWTR

Market cap of $25B, trading at $46/share.

For reference, Facebook has a market cap of $118B, Google has $339B, and Tesla has $17B...

A follow, on the other hand, is more like a Twitter follow, where you can see what they are up to, and will get updates in your feed, but they won't get updates on you.

Many may look at the number of followers they have on Twitter, Facebook “friends” or LinkedIn connections as an indication of their network and the subsequent number of likes a post garners as a barometer of networking success.

I have some experience building websites and doing SEO so I'm hoping to improve on those skills and be able to leverage that in Real Estate.I am pretty familiar with social media marketing as I have just implemented some strategies helping my fiance to re-vamp her blog (twitter, instagram, tumblr, facebook, google+, and on and on...).

Our future generation is not only ill-prepared but plain stupid because they are caught up in self-indulgent "look at me I'm at Starbucks right now" phenomena of FaceBook, Twitter and the like.

I'm going to quote him here: "Yet I noticed just hours after the attack that scattered eyewitnesses, via the Web and Twitter, were saying that the killer re-loaded after Sgt.

-I need GPS to find home's address-Stay connected to emails, twitter, myspace etc. while I'm out of office.

Especially if someone shares this on the BP twitter feed...

I've found them on Twitter, tracked down people on LinkedIn in and discovered the email social(at)zillow.com (which is supposed to offer customer support for social media complainers) all to no avail. 48 hours later, I can't access the reports and don't see a light at the end of the tunnel for being able to.