Clips4Sale Launches 'Pioneer With Neil' for Viable Projects

Clips4Sale Launches 'Pioneer With Neil' for Viable Projects

TAMPA — Neil, owner and founder of downloadable video clips site Clips4Sale, has embarked on a new endeavor called “Pioneer With Neil,” and he’s looking for the next big thing and knows producers, models and other adult industry professionals are creative and industrious.

If you have an idea for a business, product, or website, Neil is ready to talk and listen. If it’s a potentially viable venture and both parties agree, Neil will not only offer his experience but also financial backing.

Projects can be adult or mainstream in nature. And both parties will sign an NDA.

“I have 23 years of business experience, and I can’t wait to see what new and exciting ideas people bring us and to be able to bring their projects to life,” Neil said.

“Many people have been burned in the past when they have brought their ideas to people who didn't have their best interest in hand — that will definitely not be the case here. I have skilled programmers and tech wizards on my team and the funding to make your dreams reality.

“All I ask in return is to have a stake in your project, a percentage of the business that we create together.”

Get started on the road to success by filling out the online form with contact info and an NDA here.

Once received, Neil and the parties involved will pick a time to discuss the project.

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