30 Thousand Members and Counting! BiggerPockets.com Reaches Social Networking Milestone.
March 5th, 2009 by Joshua Dorkin | 3 Comments | Filed in BiggerPockets News
BiggerPockets has reached yet another exciting milestone in its continued development as the nation’s premier real estate social networking website, 30,000 Members!
With a limited amount of time in the day and attention spans shrinking, it is becoming harder and harder to join every social network out there. As such, only the best thrive! We’ve seen MySpace eclipsed by Facebook, LinkedIn taking over business networking, Twitter ruling micro-blogging, and now, BiggerPockets is proving that it is the site of choice for real estate professionals, investors, and other aficionados of real estate.
We want to thank all of our members for signing up and all those people who have contributed to our success!
If you’re not a member already, Sign Up Today!
There’s much more to come at BiggerPockets - We’ll see You at 50,000 Members Soon . . .
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