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Lisa Schwaberow
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Lisa Schwaberow's Groups
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Creative Commerce: Art...
376 members
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WordCamp Indy
11 members
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Smaller Indiana Flash ...
49 members
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AIGA INDY
119 members
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WordPress Junkies
151 members
Lisa Schwaberow's Discussions
Are you burning out on social media?
No, I haven't burned out on it yet. I have also been helping people set up their blogs so that it posts to their facebook and twitter account and they don't need to post in 3 different places! Per...
Replied Oct 2
Looking to go to college for the first time--need some advice (please).
Kevin I just graduated from colllege two years ago. I absolutely loved college as an adult (didn't care for school so much as a kid). You will not be the only older adult in your classes. In every ...
Replied Sep 30
Why Can't There Be Social Media Experts?
I applied for a job position at HP for social media advocate. The job resposibilites included being involved in the social media areas promoting HP and watching for what was being said. Go to any o...
Replied Sep 30
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Nancy Lee,
I went to your site and you might want to look into a plug-in called "Flash-Album-Gallery" Very nifty little plug in that creates gallery pages such as this site that I did - Bob Norris Networking Site
You need to make the editing box within Wordpress Larger, then you will feel more comfortable doing all of your editing in the Dashboard. To do this go to your settings panel on the left side; choose Writing, and in there you will see a a choice f...
Creative Commerce is a networking group for individuals in the Fine Arts and Design professions, including the visual & performing arts, architecture and environmental design, new media design & illustration, and related fields.
WordCamp Indy is currently in the planning stages for Q1 2009. Anyone interested in WordPress is encouraged to attend.
This is the Smaller Indiana Chapter of the Flash Users group. If you use Flash as a hobby or professionally this is a place for you to come and chat, ask for help, or give and get advice on best practices.
AIGA Indy is the professional association for design in Indianapolis. With almost 300 active members, we serve the needs of the Indianapolis Design Community through resourceful and inspirational programs and initiatives.
I am using wordpress for clients as CMS and they are absolutely loving it! I took a chance and used it for one of my bigger client and won a new client for a quite a few other projects, because he felt like I wasn't "trying to nickel and dime him ...
I know there are a lot of WordPress bloggers here in Indy so let's band together and share some WP goodness.
I am currently working for a Non-Profit and I hit brick walls by the dozens on using social media sites to promote their congregation. The majority of members of this church are over the age of 70 and they want to attract younger new members. I ha...
Meet new people and share success stories of how and why we use Social Media on a personal and professional basis.
No, I haven't burned out on it yet. I have also been helping people set up their blogs so that it posts to their facebook and twitter account and they don't need to post in 3 different places!
Personally I have learned to skim and I don't post ve...
Kevin
I just graduated from colllege two years ago. I absolutely loved college as an adult (didn't care for school so much as a kid).
You will not be the only older adult in your classes. In every class I had plenty of peers.
There are general edu...
I applied for a job position at HP for social media advocate. The job resposibilites included being involved in the social media areas promoting HP and watching for what was being said. Go to any of the job boards and type in social media and you ...
Profile Information
- How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
- Friend
- What is your greatest strength?
- Creative, Design Work, Brainstorming
- What are you working on?
- Website for local car dealer, designing clipart for my online shop, and custom artwork
- How big is your business?
- Self-employed
- What is your Job Title
- Owner
- What is your Company Website?
- http://www.adotco.com
- What is your alma mater?
- IPFW
- Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
- Networking with other individuals who I might be able to help and learn from.
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Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 11:30pm on October 2, 2009,
Tricia Meyer said…
- Hi Lisa,
I tend to use the same plugins in every site, but the products that I am selling are through Affiliate Marketing and not my own inventory. Not sure if that would make a difference for you. I used PopShops for the main page where I pull in the products from the different merchants. LOVE IT!! I also use EXEC-PHP so that I can embed PHP right into my pages and posts. I used BDP RSS Aggregator on the right sidebar where I feed in the Wizards of Waverly Place news feed for extra, updated content. Aside from Sociable and WP Youtube, that's all I have on that site.
- At 5:36am on September 30, 2009,
Kyle Lacy said… - Lisa,
Welcome to Smaller Indiana and congratulations on becoming a SMOOSIER. I wanted to send a personal invitation to let you know how excited I am that you have joined. One question: Why do you love Indiana? How could it be a better place to live, work, and play?
- At 10:26am on September 29, 2009,
Kristen Horton said… - Hi Lisa,
Welcome to Smaller Indiana! As a new member you may want to start by reading the blog post: "I'm a member of Smaller Indiana, now what?" It provides some great tips on getting involved in the community. Also,if you're a member of Twitter, follow @Smaller_Indiana for community updates.
Feel free to add a blog post, join some groups (there are more 500+ with 350+ listed on the Smaller Indiana Group Links google doc) & don't forget to add a photo - so your fellow Smoosiers can recognize you at off-line community events.
~Kristen
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2. Please do not use logos or commercial images for your profile photo
3. Events should be posted in the events calendar
4. You can post pretty much anything you want on your own personal page (self promotion, etc), and you can change the style of your personal profile page to reflect your corporate identification if you so choose.
5. Please keep all comments civil and polite. It's OK to feel strongly about a subject, and it's OK to be critical of ideas, but please refrain from personal attacks of any kind.
If you witness or experience any issues, please contact admin@smallerindiana.com and we will look into the matter.
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