I am one it about 5 days a week and plan to ramp up a campaign this year to make it pay off more.

Have a personal page & Company page, Personal page occasionally post real estate info to remind everyone what I do. Company page is more for prospecting

very rarely

I use Facebook but my time on it is minutes not hours.

I probably spend about 1 hr per week on it.  Our leads tend to come from the groups.

I am rarely on FB and I do not use it as a prospecting tool. That's just not my thing or my style.

I use FB to stay in touch with friends and clients.  Don't really use it for a prospecting tool.

I spend a lot of time on Facebook because I post photographs in a number of Facebook groups. For me, Facebook is not a prospecting tool.

Only now to link my website posts or to share an interesting post/ video on my business page 

Very little...and - not currently

Joe Tunney I had a business page, but it got too cluttered with non-business stuff so I terminated it.

It's typically "on" in the background and I post a quote daily plus check in maybe a couple of times a day - generally much less than a hour.  

I don't currently use it as a prospecting tool.  

The best prospecting i get from Facebook is reminding people what i do and how i can help with thier Real Estate needs.  

Not as many as I do just for fun.  Although I think anytime you are reaching out to someone, whether it is directly related to real estate, or indirectly, you are still making a connection and putting yourself out there.  Possibly an hour a day.

Post a blog or two a week. Spend about 6 minutes total.

FB ads are a significant contributor to my business.

If I spend 30 minutes a day on Facebook, it's a lot.

It's on during my prospecting, as I like to see what my clients have been up to before I call them (10 calls per day min.), so I can open with asking them meaningful questions about them, family a vacation they just posted, etc. So, 1 hour per day Mon-Fri, very little on weekends.

I do post my listings and all my closings with victory pictures of my clients with SOLD! signs.

I am on it everyday but not not much time prospecting

I do not use it.

Don't use Facebook for business or much else!

5 minutes at the most.

I don't track my time on it.

 Nowhere near enough.

Joe Tunney I don't use Facebook much - however, I do intend to wish a Happy Birthday to most who are my friends on Facebook.

I use my business page.  And I'd say about two hours a day between family, friends and work.

This is my go to tool for social media interaction so I'm there about an hour and a half throughout the day.  Twitter, Google+ & Linkedin are others but Activerain allows me to post to all quite a few times per week.

I have 4 pages and use facebook daily. Probably on there more than I should be.  I use it to tell about listings, open houses and other activities that we are doing. Three are real estate related one personal I also manage my son's for his landscaping business. 

When I have a listing or closing.  It merely affirms that I am doing fine.

I doubt anyone will actually come buy my listings.

I am on it a lot less know that I'm active on AR, but I will use it to help build an email list.

I connect and comment on their postings. I use it to build a relationship.

FB has been successful for agents.  I am not using FB at this time.

half hour, post, say howdy and move on.

Less than an hour a day for any use.  Usually check it when I wake and late at night.  Blogs post automagically to my business page and from time to time I'll share something to my personal page.

I'm on it multiple times a day.  For years it was bringing in about 75% of our business, but in 2015 our referrals from past clients ramped up to about 50% of our business.  

I've altered my personal FB page to include only past clients, friends from my area, and people that I know will be clients and a referral source in the future.  

It's all about interaction and being genuine.  My two cents.  

I have a personal page and two pro pages. I use all three for networking and marketing.