There has been a change in plans for Monday’s HEB meeting and I’m very excided about the change.

Due to the illness of our original speaker we rescheduled him for a later date and we are super lucky to have Jeff Neill as our speaker for this meeting.

Jeff will be teaching us “How to Use Television Advertising in your Real Estate Business”.

Networking and Dinner will start at 6:30 and the meeting will begin promptly at 7:00 PM and be over at 8:30 sharp.

TV advertising can be your biggest income generator when you learn how to create professional commercials that command the attention of website visitors and Television viewers.

Today you can produce TV commercials for a fraction of what it used to cost and websites that provide web TV commercials will bring more traffic your way. Also, the “professional look” will add credibility to your advertising.

What You Will Learn
--> How TV advertising can find many great deals and super charge the way you sell your properties

--> How you can use TV commercials on your Website as well as on TV

--> Why template based commercials are better than custom designed commercials

--> The difference in 30, 60 and 120 second commercials and which one you should use

--> How to get advertising on TV for just $5 per spot

--> And much much more…

About the Speaker
Jeff Neill, while still in high school, became a semi-finalist in “The National Kodak Teenage Movie Awards”. In college, his student films won many awards and he went to work as a cameraman at KXII TV in Sherman, Texas. He later become the youngest production manager in the station’s history.

Jeff has served as the Chief of Video Operations or Pollaro Media, an advertising agency and TV production company. While at Pollaro he wrote and directed regional and national spots for companies such as Subaru, Honda, Lincoln Mercury, Grandys, and Minyards.

Jeff is not only an expert at directing, writing, and doing the computer-based video editing, but he is also skilled in both video and 35mm film production, as well as lighting, sound, and production anagement.

His newest projects involve working with real estate investors to show then how they can improve their market and reach a greater number of customers while getting the most from their marketing dollars.

Dress:
Is always casual

Cost
The only cost for this meeting is that each person attending please purchases a dinner to cover the room.

You will certainly not want to miss this interesting and informative presentation at the June HEB meeting.

Dennis

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