How to Use Facebook and Twitter to Get More Private Money
Posted by Patrick_Riddle
Filed under Private Money Monthly
Ok, I know what you’re thinking …
“Yeah right Patrick. Anyone who thinks they can use Facebook and Twitter to get private money is full of crap.”
… and I don’t blame ya.
I thought social media marketing – using Facebook and Twitter to generate leads for business – was just a bunch of hype too. I thought it was a complete waste of time.
But, that didn’t stop me from testing these new marketing platforms out for myself. And I’m sure glad I did.
Check out the video below to learn how to use Facebook and Twitter to get more private money for your real estate deals …
Good stuff, ehhh?
If you’d like to connect with Trevor and I, here are our links …
And if you’d like to do a little social networking while you’re over here, put your Facebook and Twitter links in the comment area below.
Let us know how we can help you guys and gals out …
Happy Investing!
- Patrick & Trevor
Hey Guys!
Thanks again for the KILLER Info and by applying what you have taught me with your program, we just landed another PM investor for our most recent investment deal, and I have a few other PM Investors
lined up to go for our next deal!
Below is a link to the actual marketing message I used to land our newest PM Investor!
Thanks Guys for a KILLER PROGRAM!
Rob Russell
Here is the link to the PM Magnet ad:
http://krsmartinvestor.com/investor-success-stories-and-real-life-deals/
Hey Rob!
Thanks for the comments my man!
Congrats again! You’re really rolling along and kicking butt!
– Trevor
I would just be careful how you proceed and be sure to market for new contacts and for meeting versus actual deals and actual loans – state SEC and other agency troll these sites looking for security voilations
Mike
Hey Michel,
Good point.
It’s very important that you don’t come right out and offer an investment to anyone that you don’t have a previous relationship with … that would be considered a general solicitation and could land you in hot water with the SEC.
Thanks.
~ P-Rid