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As someone who oversees a large growing community for real estate investors of almost 75,000 members, I understand the need to moderate your community, and that’s exactly why I think people have to have some kind of home base outside the rules and regulations of other sites.
Falling Back Into Old Bad Habits . . .
I’m guilty of losing focus and posting exclusively on other social networks at the expense of this blog. That said, while I have certainly ignored this blog from time to time over the years, I do manage over a dozen posts per week on the BiggerPockets Blog and our new weekly Investor’s Corner column on Realtor.com.
I should be focusing my efforts here once again and will be doing my best to share content and ideas via this platform . . . if I have a lapse, just scream at me (or remind me on any of those other platforms: G+, Facebook, Twitter); I’ve got to thank Dave Taylor, who inspired me about a week ago to get off my backside and revive this place.
What about you? Are you still blogging or have you given it up to the great black hole of the social networks?
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Hi Josh. Just found your blog. I agree that your blog HAS to be your base and you need to keep it ticking over, however, as long as what you do elsewhere benefits the reader and enhances your reputation online what the hell. I write occassional short Wordpress articles but most of my stuff is elsewhere too.
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