NACHI TV offering a great marketing opportunity to members.

[Nick Gromicko]

NACHI TV wants to come to your town and film you performing a real inspection (it doesn't have to be a real client, it can even be your own home). We expect that we'd shoot for about 4 hours. It will end up as sort of a reality show that would end up being 45 minutes to an hour long after editing.

You can then link to the show from your website and tout that you were the featured guest inspector on the show in your marketing literature.

Anyone interested in being a star!!! ???

There is no charge for this.

[rgrizzle]

There is always room for cameras in the Florida keys

[wforsyth]

Nick, I'd like to do this and then have it running on the front page of my website.

We have several homes here that we could use that would lend themselves nicely to this sort of thing. Also, there is a Women's Magazine that is doing an article about female entrepeneur's and they want to interview me and it would be nice to link this somehow, and one of the big three news casts is giving me the opportunity to interview on home inspection licensing and it would be nice to be able to link the piece some how to the inspection show.

How do I get signed up?

[Greg Bell]

I have a empty townhouse sitting in Titusville that could be used for many Florida Inspectors.

[jrivera]

Originally Posted by gbell

I have a empty townhouse sitting in Titusville that could be used for many Florida Inspectors.

Hey Greg, how about for a vacation stint !

Mic

[John McKenna]

I have a house for the Inspection Show here in Texas.

[mnahrgang]

I'd be happy to do one here in St. Louis somewhere.

[Nick Gromicko]

Greg, are you willing to be filmed a bit for the show? We'll come right down. We'll edit out anything you don't like.

[David P. Valley]

Nick,

I'm not shy.

You can come to Massachusetts and film me live with a fresh client and a home that I've never inspected previously. I'd rather stay away from my own home as the inspection will only last a half hour...my house is just about perfect and has no issues. I'll also try to stay away from the foreclosed homes (for filming) as it's now taking me an average of four hours to complete the inspection. These foreclosures in Massachusetts are totally trashed.

I'm inspecting everyday. I'll simply ask my client if he/she minds if their inspection is recorded.

[wforsyth]

Originally Posted by gromicko

Greg, are you willing to be filmed a bit for the show? We'll come right down. We'll edit out anything you don't like.

*waving at Nick* Hi Nick, is there an answer out there to my post? Thanks.

[Greg Bell]

Anytime that you are ready Nick. I know that you are coming down in August.

[Greg Bell]

HI Mic,

I would love to have you down but the unit is empty. I am just getting ready to put it on the market.
It would make a great location for filming a pilot show and making some promotional material for NACHI of new inspectors participating in a mock inspection.

[wforsyth]

Originally Posted by wforsyth

Nick, I'd like to do this and then have it running on the front page of my website.

We have several homes here that we could use that would lend themselves nicely to this sort of thing. Also, there is a Women's Magazine that is doing an article about female entrepeneur's and they want to interview me and it would be nice to link this somehow, and one of the big three news casts is giving me the opportunity to interview on home inspection licensing and it would be nice to be able to link the piece some how to the inspection show.

How do I get signed up?

Repost.

[Brian E. Kelly]

Come on out Nick and we can do Dale's house.

[wforsyth]

Geeze. This is starting to look like male chauvanism.