I’m sure there are many other factors to take into consideration as well.

Myspace seems to be a place where a much younger, and often immature crowd hangs out. I personally don’t see much value in it.

Since LinkedIn is a network for professionals, I can definitely see why people with a higher income use it. It’s not really built to be a place to talk about personal life, but instead a place to network with like-minded individuals.

Facebook is a very interesting one though. I suppose they do fairly well in keeping out spammers and since a lot of people use it to communicate with friends, most people aren’t interested in having as many “friends” as possible, which is what Myspace has become.

Linkedin is great for finding private lenders because you can search for specific people like CEO’s, doctors, and investors build a relationship and these people are likely to have the funds to invest.

Facebook and Twitter are great places to build relationships as well. I direct my friends in those networks back to my blog where I share quality information with them.

I look forward to your next post

To higher profits,
Jon Zorrer
http://reitvshow.com