Sep 9, 2016
Garrett Cassells the brain child behind Choir Expo plan on featuring local choirs to compete for $25,000. This event is co-sponsored by SEO by Nerds and several other local companies.
atlanta, United States - September 9, 2016 /PressCable/ —
Garrett Cassells, the brainchild behind Choir Expo, plans to raise thousands for local churches and community organization.
The Title sponsor, SEO by Nerds, along with several local businesses, will award the winner of Choir Expo $25,000. Instead of focusing on traditional markets, Choir Expo 2016/2017 will feature 25+ member choirs in smaller, less publicized markets as well as bigger markets. Participating choirs come from the following cities: Atlanta, GA; Macon, GA; Savannah, GA; Augusta, GA; Columbus, GA; Charlotte, NC; Raleigh, NC; Greenville, NC; Florence, SC; Charleston, SC; Summerton, SC; Columbia, SC; Columbus, OH; Cleveland, OH; Cincinnati, OH; and Huntsville, AL.
There events are looking to highlight the best church choirs throughout the country. Just submit a video no more than three minutes long with the church choir singing a church/gospel genre song in a public or private performance.
Eight finalist choirs will be chosen based on general audience appeal and offered the chance to compete in the live Grand Finale competition in Atlanta, Georgia.
All church choir members must be at least 18 years. Choir size 20+
Each choir must select a choir representative to complete the entry information and submit the video for judging.
Last, Garrett Cassells is known for planning and organizing community events and producing stage-plays, Like his newest hit stage play, Victoria’s 7 Secrets. He has earned professional nick name such as Atlanta’s #1 SEO Guy, #1 SEO Guy for Dentist and Lawyers and SEO #1 National Guy. In addition to helping many local businesses increase revenues by ranking higher on Google, Yahoo and Bing but his company, SEO by Nerds are cosponsors for Arts for America and Choir Expo. These groups through a variety of local events plans to raise thousands for local churches and community groups as a way to give back. Interested churches, choirs and singing groups can register at http://choirexpo.com/
For more information, please visit http://www.choirexpo.com
Contact Info:
Name: Melony Richard
Organization: Arts for America
Release ID: 132030
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