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2M Realty Expands the Reach of 2WEETER.com to Serve 15 States and the District of Columbia

Houston, TX (PRWEB) March 31, 2011

Independent real estate firm, 2M Realty, announced today that it has expanded the reach of 2WEETER.com to serve the metro areas of 15 states in the South Central and Southeastern United States, including Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and the Texas real estate markets. 2WEETER.com delivers real estate tagged tweets of targeted markets for agents and consumers to follow trends, news, blogs, articles and listing information.

“As a continued leader of real estate on the Internet, 2M Realty promotes social media as a way for agents and consumers to interact,” said Mark W. Martin, principal broker for 2M Realty. “With 90% of consumers utilizing the Internet as part of their real estate process, 2WEETER.com provides a channel for consumers and agents to post tweets, engage in conversation, and follow their local market activity.”

2WEETER.com filters the Twitter feed for real estate hashtags of targeted markets. For example, Twitter posts that include #houston and #realestate will be included in the feed for the Houston real estate market.

Other benefits for users are the ability to post tweets directly on 2WEETER.com, which in turn post on their respective Twitter and Facebook accounts. “It simplifies social media postings by tweeting once and getting distributed to two leading social media networks,” said Martin.

“We have plans to continue expansion of 2WEETER.com to include all 50 states,” said Martin. “Once the states are complete, we will focus on smaller metro areas and high-volume real estate niche markets.”

All real estate agents and consumers interested in the 2WEETER.com feed can visit http://www.2weeter.com to check out their state and join the conversation.

About 2M Realty

2M Realty is a boutique firm providing traditional and Internet real estate services. The company’s mission is simple: ease the real estate process, reduce stress for buyers and sellers, and garner client trust. 2M Realty’s traditional real estate focus includes brokerage, property management, land development and investment partnerships. The firm also brings freedom and increased income to Houston Realtors with their virtual real estate office solution.

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Mount Vernon, AL (PRWEB) August 2, 2006

A week after the republican primary runoff, a group of republicans from Semmes are dissatisfied with their republican nominee for the November Election for House District 102. A group of republicans who voted in both the primary and the primary runoff elections has endorsed democrat Gary Johnson for the November Election.

Mr. David Whitley a 52 year old from Semmes is leading a group of republicans that has endorsed Gary Johnson for State Representative over their own party nominee Chad Fincher of Tanner Williams. Mr. Whitley says he is unhappy with the republican nominee and believes he wouldn’t be an effective representative for District 102. Mr. Whitley has named his group the “Republicans for the Right Choice.” The group says they did not support Chad Fincher in the republican primary and will not in the general election. Mr. Whitley says Chad Fincher is to close to the Montgomery Insiders before he is elected and is not what he campaigns to be.

Mr. Whitley and his group of twenty or more republicans say they are happy to endorse Gary Johnson a moderate democrat, and encourage more republicans to do the same. Mr. Whitley contends that the future is very important for House District 102. This is the first time since I have been voting republican to buck against my own party, but Chad Fincher is not my choice or this group’s choice says Whitley.

I am glad to have this group of republicans on my side, and it’s great to know that they see the difference in my campaign and Mr. Fincher campaign. I am a real representative I care from my heart about the people and this district says Johnson. If elected District 102 will receive effective leadership. Gary Johnson states that he doesn’t know Mr. Whitley personally or any others of his newly formed group, but we have established a great friendship. “Mr. Whitley and his group is not the only group of republicans that is backing my campaign, I have been in talks with other republicans that didn’t support Fincher in the primary as well.”

Mr. Whitley and his groups are planning a fundraiser for Mr. Johnson campaign.

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