I have had some leads from FB, but not from any of the other social sites you mentioned. 

I do tweet and post new listings on instagram and twitter.  I have had the occassional business contact from twitter, none from Instagram, but still showing new listings keeps in the folks I'm connected with there knowing I'm in real estate.  Facebook I've some success with (especially in community groups)

InstaGram? No. It's useless for business marketing in my opinion.  You may get "likes" or "followers" but they don't convert to business.

Twitter? No again. Nobody reads Twitter for real estate property info. Even if they follow you they don't see what you post unless your a celebrity nobody really cares.

Facebook? YES! See FacebookForAgents.com for a free course to help agents with Facebook Marketing

Closed 4 this year and have one listed now via my wife's personal FB page.  She knows how to work it.  It brings more business than our FB business page.  I do not pay for FB. 

I have found that absolutely none of the social media sites are brought me any business.

Good morning Melissa. I use Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter and my website, they all help get my message out.

Make it a great week!

They are a good way to boost the seo of your blog posts, but unless you have a huge following it is not likely to find the buyer for your listings.

Success on social media sites depends on how you take advantage of the opportunities. 

Use Facebook groups to create conversations with your community. Use Facebook pages for your listings and business promotions. Use your personal Facebook timeline to build personal relationships. Tweet your blogs and your messages to those readers.

Facebook

yes on fb . I think if you you have the time to do all 3 well then do it. i focus my energy on one. The reason I think fb has worked well for me is people tag me in posts of friends looking for an agent as well as messages I saw your posts can you help me sell my home etc.

Melissa Daniels In my experience for commercial real estate they are not very productive.

I post to all but have no ideas where I get business . It seems Pinterest wirks best for me j

All 3 work for us.

Facebook yes, I really don't do anything with the other two.

I haven't used Instagram at all but do use Twitter. I plan to use Facebook and Twitter more.

Melissa: I have generated a lot of sales from my FB presence but none that I can directly attribute to Twitter or Instagram. I do use Twitter to drive traffic to my WP blog so indirectly it has contributed to new clients. I have an Instagram account but have not gotten serious about using it for RE purposes.

I think it is a great way to get to know a few things about people and check in, possibly on a future lead.  I have a Fb page as well as several non branded pages I use to market with. The non branded sites have brought me leads my Fb business page has not really brought many deals, but its still small because my personal FB site is small too.  However I think that when people check you out on the search engines you have got to be out there in a wide range to appeal to everyone.  Unless you are like Anita Clark with her wonderful facebook fridays.  Now she knows how to do it, I still have not figured out how to leave a post on someones page on the left side where I see people doing that.  But I am sure someone will let me know now! LOL

Honestly no but I am not really working it.

Not for me personally ... I don't use those sites much at all for business.  Sorry ... no help here.

I've been linking my blogs to Facebook community Facebook pages. I'm getting more clickthru activity

Melissa,

It may raise people's awareness that you are out there, but I have not heard of any viable leads as a result of Twitter or Instagram.  As far as FB is concerned, some have had those, not enough for us to recommend to spend a lot of time on the platform.  A recent stat from the Inman conference talked about the return on Internet leads, it ammounted to ! to 2% of an agent's income.  A

thats a great idea Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor  has, i sometimes look on FB to see if they are online or accessible

YES. But it's a tool for branding & listing awareness, not so much a pipeline yet. It's a great way to see what your clients are up to before you call on them. 

Melissa Daniels I have not uses any of them to the extent I want to. Committing to more on Social Media Marketing....and I hope I will get more business.

I dont generate any business from any of the social media sites but I think of it as a way to establish credibility.  With today's younger buyer, if you are not online, you are irrelevent.