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Machelle Hartford replied to Kelli B Schmith's discussion 'You're LinkedIn Status: Are You In?' in the group Writers Group
I'm on linkedIn and aside from getting activity emails, I don't see that it has served me any real purpose. Maybe I thought that it would service for better networking or possible business exposure, but it has not. Warning about privacy: It has a ...
September 5
Kelli B Schmith added a discussion to the group Writers Group
You're LinkedIn Status: Are You In?
A new member joins LinkedIn approximately every second, and at last published count, over 45 million professionals are linked in. As far as I'm concerned, it's not "if" you're on LinkedIn, but what you're doing with it. I'd love to gather some fe...
August 30
A blog post by Kelli B Schmith was featured
As a marketer, I preach the importance of being relevant. In order to be relevant, you have to figure out what kinds of things matter to your customers and prospects. I'm not talking about profit and productivity...I'm talking about issues and eve...
August 27
Kelli B Schmith is now friends with Jake Roesler and Denise Reiter
August 27
Kelli B Schmith joined Douglas Karr's group
WordPress Junkies
I know there are a lot of WordPress bloggers here in Indy so let's band together and share some WP goodness.
August 27
Kelli B Schmith added a blog post
As a marketer, I preach the importance of being relevant. In order to be relevant, you have to figure out what kinds of things matter to your customers and prospects. I'm not talking about profit and productivity...I'm talking about issues and eve...
August 27
Robby Slaughter commented on Kelli B Schmith's blog post 'Self-Employed: Ready or Not?'
Great resources, Kelli! Another inspiring article is from Jason Cohen: "Your idea sucks, now go do it anyway" http://blog.asmartbear.com/blog/your-idea-sucks-now-go-do-it-anyway.html
August 27
A blog post by Kelli B Schmith was featured
At last, the self-employed worker goes mainstream. It’s too soon to look fondly at the recession and give it credit for accelerating the process, but give it time. Until then, let go of the resentment and put your skills to work. The freelance li...
June 22

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How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
Friend
What is your greatest strength?
Intensely intuitive. Curious like you wouldn't believe.
What are you working on?
My next remarkable project.
How big is your business?
small company
What is your Job Title
Executive
What is your Company Website?
http://www.sigma-micro.com
What is your Personal Website?
http://www.digdeepthinker.com
What is your alma mater?
Indiana University
Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
To discover more of what I didn't know I didn't know.

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13 of my favorite sources for story ideas, information & data

As a marketer, I preach the importance of being relevant. In order to be relevant, you have to figure out what kinds of things matter to your customers and prospects. I'm not talking about profit and productivity...I'm talking about issues and events and topics that make a person's pulse race. I'm talking about digging deep.

There's no better way to start than by taking your eye off the same old industry rags that pile up in your cubicle. This link will take you to my blog (Dig Deep Thinker) wh… Continue

Posted on August 27, 2009 at 1:09pm —

Kelli B Schmith

Self-Employed: Ready or Not?

At last, the self-employed worker goes mainstream. It’s too soon to look fondly at the recession and give it credit for accelerating the process, but give it time. Until then, let go of the resentment and put your skills to work.

The freelance life is exhilarating, thrilling, and stimulating. It can also be frustrating, maddening, lonely, and shocking (at tax time). If self-employment is new to you, take a deep breath and shore up your resources (in this case, information and people). I've post… Continue

Posted on June 22, 2009 at 5:01am — 1 Comment

Kelli B Schmith

A Mishmash of Little Known Websites (That You Help Fund)

On a quest to understand how grant money is utilized, I journeyed through cyberspace to look at the programs that are funded by tax payer dollars. Here are some of my obscure discoveries...

Posted on June 1, 2009 at 5:02pm —

Kelli B Schmith

"Social Media Made Me Do It" and Other Silly Career Notions

I love a spicy debate over new technology or social trends, and these days it’s impossible to mention Twitter or Facebook without triggering a verbal throw-down.

Once as separate as church and state, technology and social engagement are now inextricably bound together. The whole notion scares the bejeebees out of people. Thanks to the near-mainstreaming of Twitter, Facebook and other community platforms, it’s a cinch to elicit a stream of grunts and eye-rolling from your spouse, colleagues and… Continue

Posted on May 19, 2009 at 11:00am —

Kelli B Schmith

5 Reasons to Follow CFOs on Twitter

Fellow marketers may call it sick, twisted or just slightly left-of-center, but I have a fascination with finance folks and CFOs. Thanks to Twitter and a cool cat named Ken Kaufman, I can now climb right into the left brain of dozens of CFOs. Ken maintains a list of follow-worthy CFOs who are on Twitter, which I've included in my Dig Deep Thinker blog post.

Do you know other social CFOs we should pass along to Ken?

Posted on March 16, 2009 at 7:35pm —

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At 8:55am on March 18, 2009, Jason Lee said…
Every Friday at 3PM at the Rathskeller.

I hope you can make it.
At 4:21pm on March 11, 2009, Jason Lee said…
Can you come to our marketing party on Friday? (also known as the RM Marketing Hub Action Board)

Rathskeller 3PM
At 1:57pm on January 12, 2009, Rodger D. Johnson said…
Thanks Kelli,
I'm always excited to hear people like my blog and the content I'm producing. You might be interested in the new podcast I'm about to publish, probably later today. It's about naming your blog, and I take listeners through a five-point branding process to effectively name a corporate blog.
 
 

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