Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Collierville Resident Cindy Ward Hosts High Level Training Event for Real Estate Agents Nationwide
MEMPHIS, TN July 16, 2013 – Keller Williams Realty in Germantown, Tennessee announced that, under the guidance and supervision of Team Leader Cindy Ward, it successfully hosted an all-day seminar at The Great Hall and Conference Center in Germantown on July 10th to bring together real estate agents and small business owners nationwide to learn about social media, online presence, and dominating search engines.
More than fifty real estate agents attended the seminar last week, including agents from Chattanooga, Tennessee and St. Louis, Missouri. The host Cindy Ward and instructors Lori and Richard Ballen, along with Christy Stokes with First American, Laura Hollis with Supreme Lending, Chelsea Banks with Cutco Closing Gifts, and Wendy Thompson with Patriot Bank made the event a complete success for everyone in attendance.
“This was the first event of its kind in The Greater Memphis Area to focus on how blogging, video, press releases, and social media can increase online presence which allow real estate agents to target a specific market and increase business significantly," said Cindy Ward, Keller William's CEO and team leader, responsible for bringing high level education to Keller Williams agents year round. “One of the key initiatives outlined in The Ballen Method, taught by Lori and Richard Ballen, is to show up on the first page of Google at least three times by increasing and improving Search Engine Optimization for a target niche. Blogs, press releases, video, and social media all play an important role in search engine optimization."
Richard Ballen, co-owner of the The Ballen Group, delivered the opening act at the event, performing several jaw dropping magic tricks that left everyone in awe. Lori Ballen followed, delivering The Ballen Method LIVE. Numerous attendees commented on not only the quality of the material but also on the engagement, high energy, and fun.
"Memphis was a pure joy. They were excited, plugged in, and ready to go," said Lori Ballen, owner of The Ballen Group and creator of The Ballen Method. "There is nothing more I love than getting in front of a room of learning based people who are ready to be empowered to take action."
The Ballen Group is a top-ranked, seventh level team in Las Vegas, known for exceptional customer service and delivering the "WOW" factor. Lori and Richard Ballen are owners of the team and have an extensive business and marketing background, including building other multi-million dollar businesses from the ground up. Lori has received many awards for her proficiency in marketing and has spoke at numerous events at a national level. Ballen is hosting a similar event on August 1st which will be a Ballen Method Webinar. Tickets can be purchased here: http://www.theballenmethod.com/events/
To learn more about joining Keller Williams and gaining access to high level training opportunities contact Cindy Ward at 9012215100 or visit http://memphishomesbycindyward.yourkwagent.com/atj/user/ContactUsGetAction.do.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Wellington Ridge Subdivision - Collierville Home For Sale
1145 MOSS CREEK CV COLLIERVILLE, TN 38017
4 beds, 3.1 baths, $360,000 Presented by Allison Pierce, Real Estate Professional with Keller Williams Realty, specializing in The Collierville Real Estate Community. For immediate response call or text 9014891840.
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Collierville, Tennessee MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DISTRICT FAQs
Collierville MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DISTRICT FAQs
WHAT IS ON THE JULY 16, 2013, BALLOT?
The July 16 ballot will include a referendum on whether the Town of Collierville should be authorized to create a municipal school district, which includes raising and spending the required amount of local funds to meet Collierville’s financial obligation for school funding, established by state law.
WHAT IS THE REFERENDUM QUESTION?
“Shall the Town of Collierville create a municipal school system that shall meet the standards of adequacy established by applicable State law and regulation, which standards include raising and spending each year the required amount of local funds for the operation of the municipal school system that, for calculation purposes only, would at least be equal to the amount that would be raised through a fifteen cents ($.15) tax levy on each One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) of taxable property for each year if all such taxes were collected?”
DOES THE TOWN PLAN TO INCREASE THE SALES TAX OR RAISE PROPERTY TAXES?
No. On August 2, 2012, citizens of Collierville voted in a referendum to support an increase in the sales tax from 2.25% to 2.75%, which would be used to meet the funding requirement for a new municipal school district. There is nothing on the July 16, 2013, referendum ballot that would increase the sales tax or the property tax.
CAN COLLIERVILLE AFFORD TO START ITS OWN PUBLIC SCHOOLS?
Yes. Tennessee laws require that taxes collected for schools must “follow the children.” The municipality’s public schools would receive at least the same state and county funding as the county’s schools in Collierville currently receive. In fact, approximately 94% of the funding needed to operate a municipal school district comparable to the current system would come from county, state and federal funds. The balance would be covered from the half-cent sales tax increase that citizens voted for last summer.
WHAT AUTHORITY WOULD A COLLIERVILLE MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DISTRICT HAVE?
A Collierville Municipal School District would operate independently of any county or unified school district. A municipal school district would ensure local control of Collierville public schools. It would establish the right of Collierville citizens to elect a municipal board of education that would appoint a superintendent for the Collierville Municipal School District.
WHEN AND WHERE CAN I VOTE?
The official referendum vote is scheduled for July 16, 2013, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., at your assigned voting precinct. Early Voting is July 6, 2013- July 11, 2013. Weekday voting will take place from 10 AM - 7 PM and Saturday 10 AM - 4 PM. Sunday there will be no voting. Location: 575 W Shelton Rd, Collierville TN 38017.
Courtesy of The Town of Collierville http://www.Collierville.Com/
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WHAT IS ON THE JULY 16, 2013, BALLOT?
The July 16 ballot will include a referendum on whether the Town of Collierville should be authorized to create a municipal school district, which includes raising and spending the required amount of local funds to meet Collierville’s financial obligation for school funding, established by state law.
WHAT IS THE REFERENDUM QUESTION?
“Shall the Town of Collierville create a municipal school system that shall meet the standards of adequacy established by applicable State law and regulation, which standards include raising and spending each year the required amount of local funds for the operation of the municipal school system that, for calculation purposes only, would at least be equal to the amount that would be raised through a fifteen cents ($.15) tax levy on each One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) of taxable property for each year if all such taxes were collected?”
DOES THE TOWN PLAN TO INCREASE THE SALES TAX OR RAISE PROPERTY TAXES?
No. On August 2, 2012, citizens of Collierville voted in a referendum to support an increase in the sales tax from 2.25% to 2.75%, which would be used to meet the funding requirement for a new municipal school district. There is nothing on the July 16, 2013, referendum ballot that would increase the sales tax or the property tax.
CAN COLLIERVILLE AFFORD TO START ITS OWN PUBLIC SCHOOLS?
Yes. Tennessee laws require that taxes collected for schools must “follow the children.” The municipality’s public schools would receive at least the same state and county funding as the county’s schools in Collierville currently receive. In fact, approximately 94% of the funding needed to operate a municipal school district comparable to the current system would come from county, state and federal funds. The balance would be covered from the half-cent sales tax increase that citizens voted for last summer.
WHAT AUTHORITY WOULD A COLLIERVILLE MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DISTRICT HAVE?
A Collierville Municipal School District would operate independently of any county or unified school district. A municipal school district would ensure local control of Collierville public schools. It would establish the right of Collierville citizens to elect a municipal board of education that would appoint a superintendent for the Collierville Municipal School District.
WHEN AND WHERE CAN I VOTE?
The official referendum vote is scheduled for July 16, 2013, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., at your assigned voting precinct. Early Voting is July 6, 2013- July 11, 2013. Weekday voting will take place from 10 AM - 7 PM and Saturday 10 AM - 4 PM. Sunday there will be no voting. Location: 575 W Shelton Rd, Collierville TN 38017.
Courtesy of The Town of Collierville http://www.Collierville.Com/
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