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Ask the AuctionGreers about your questions concerning auction! Your comment could land you an invitation to be a guest of the radio podcast: "Auction University" - hosted by: The AuctionGreers.







Showing posts with label auctioneers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label auctioneers. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Auctioneer Magazine Features Auction University with Cover Story: "Making Waves" by Brian Schribner



Col. Melanie Eifling was honored
with a featured article in Auctioneer
magazine this month (December 2011) in a fascinating article about the power of
radio. Brian Schribner interviews two
Auctioneers who are using the power of radio to enhance their business.”Whether
they're on the Internet, local stations or a myriad of other formats, radio
programs can help Auctioneers boost auction attendance, promote the industry and
build relationships”, say National Auctioneers Association members. Doug
Dennison of Rowell Auctions Inc., St. Augustine, Fla., conducts a weekly show
called the "National Real Estate Auction Radio Show," and Melanie
Eifling, BAS, of Bill Colson Auction & Realty Co. Inc., Nashville, Tenn.,
is in the early stages of launching Auction University, a web-based radio platform.
Schribner reports on Q&As, concerning best practices for promoting auctions
through radio. The query was submitted to Eifling and Dennison in November.

A link for the article may be
found by accessing: “Making
Waves – Members Harness the power of Radio”.


Have fun LISTENING to the
upbeat views of Dennison and Eifling on how the sound of your voice can
socially power your business.
Photo Courtasy of Teresa Bamford:
Bill Colson (CAI), Melanie Eifling (BAS), Cookie Lockhart (CAI, CES, GPPA)




























Monday, August 29, 2011

Bidding and Fishing for Some Hope for St Jude Children's Hospital


Bidding and Fishing for Some Hope for St Jude Children's Hospital
Hometown St Jude Benefit Events Continue Raising Funds and Community Interest for the Children of St Jude Children's Hospital in Memphis, TN
Publish Date: 08/28/2011

Franklin, Tennessee is the ideal hometown. Characters are definitely welcome. Hometown St Jude Benefit Events is decidedly character packed! St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is funded solely via voluntary contributions from the general public and events like the St. Jude Hometown Benefits. The National Auctioneer's Association (NAA), partnered with the legendary facility, and launched its "Auction for Hope Program" to enable NAA Auctioneers such as Tennessee's Auction power couple, The AuctionGreers , to do what they do best - raise money! Hometown St Jude Benefits will be bidding for hope and fishing for kids! Why Hometown? Rallying for a great cause, hometown liberal and visual artists, business professionals, professional organizations, local media, area merchants, and fans from Tennessee unite. Collectively, this group makes their Hometown a place for hope for the children of St Jude.

On Friday September 16th, 2011, The AuctionGreers of Colson Auctions will be hosting its 7th annual St. Jude Hometown Benefits; Auction for Hope, to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital®, at Puckett's Grocery 4142 Old Hillsboro Road, Franklin, Tennessee. Thanks to Waylon Jennings's hometown Franklin resident; Ritchie Albright - Waymore's Outlaws will perform after a live and silent auction. The 3rd annual Bass Fishing Tournament will be held at Eagle Bay Marina , located on beautiful Kentucky Lake, 6565 Turkey Creek Rd, Waverly, Tennessee on Sunday September 25th at daylight. Please visit www.FishnBid.com for event information and fishing tournament entry forms. The fishing tournament pays a total purse of $1,750.00 with the first place team receiving a prominent $1000.00 prize.

The live auction on Friday September 16th, 2011 will feature live online bidding via Auction Zip Live ! Interested bidders who cannot make it to the auction you can still bid on the amazing live items online! Live auction items will feature a Martin DX1 Test Model donated by CF Martin Guitars of Nazareth, Pennsylvania. The Martin DX1 is a spruce fronted natural wood acoustic guitar, which will be painted by Nashville's Hometown "Nancy" cartoonist - Guy Gilchrist . Gilchrist has donated his time and talent to create a one of a kind item readily aspired by both art and instrument collectors. A video press release featuring the epic work of Gilchrist and his altruism can be found on You Tube .

An Electric Blue Electric Guitar signed by Nashville's Hometown Sweetheart - Taylor Swift will be sold to the highest bidder. A Bubblegum Pink Electric Guitar donated by Hometown Franklin, Tennessee's Franklin Guitar and Repair, hallmarks signature's of Music City's ladies of Country Music. Over 25 of the CMA's most talented artists comprising three decades are characterized on the guitar. Rooster Tails of Franklin, TN will donate a custom crafted one of a kind, furniture piece to be sold to one blessed bidder. The Rooster Tails offering has accompanied the benefit since its inception and is indeed a hometown favorite.

Historic Leiper's Fork , Tennessee has become a tourist delight for a charming weekend getaway. The Village of Leiper's Fork is "just down the hollow" from downtown Franklin. "A Hometown Experience" will be sold to the adventurous bidder. The weekend package will offer a Leiper's Fork B&B stay, local entertainment, gifts from merchant's of the Village of Leiper's Fork, dinner and a show at Puckett's of Leiper's Fork, and special outings unique only to the little country venue.

So many choices to help two great events make success for one great charity! Mark your calendars for a special time to help provide hope for children affected by childhood cancer. Weather you fish, bid, give - or just enjoy one of these two events; it is your Hometown St Jude Benefit Event.

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital , located in Memphis, Tennessee, is one of the world's premier pediatric cancer research centers. Its mission is to find cures for children with cancer and other catastrophic diseases through research and treatment. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital was founded by entertainer Danny Thomas and opened on February 4, 1962. St. Jude is the largest pediatric cancer research center in the world. The hospital treats children without regard to race, creed, and religion, and no child has ever been turned away because of an inability to pay. It takes more than $1.7 million a day to provide for the high quality care and cutting edge research at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. This is possible only through voluntary contributions from the general public and events like the St. Jude Hometown Benefits. The National Auctioneer's Association (NAA) is a proud partner of St Jude's Children's Research Hospital.