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Joh Padgett commented on Sara Croft's blog post 'Social Media Novice'
Definitely, you got time for late lunch this week? 1 or 2 pm wherever you like to meet?
October 4
Joh Padgett commented on Sara Croft's blog post 'Social Media Novice'
Hey Rick, I'm glad you're on here for Sara to talk to. Sara, Rick is an old friend and he knows his stuff. That said, I hope neither of you mind if I chime in here as this really is my field of endeavor these days. I have had great success as a w...
October 4
Tom Wagenhauser commented on Joh Padgett's group 'Indy Free Press'
2009 Halloween Howl to benefit Riley Hospital for Children On Friday, October 16, 2009, the fourth annual Halloween Howl fundraiser will take place at the Conrad Indianapolis hotel in Indianapolis, Indiana from 7:00 p.m. until midnight. Over th...
September 8
Tom Wagenhauser joined Joh Padgett's group
Indy Free Press
A group for citizen reporters and correspondents for the Indy Free Press citizen journalism project.
September 8
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Indy Free Press
A group for citizen reporters and correspondents for the Indy Free Press citizen journalism project.
August 26
Joh Padgett replied to William Waldren's discussion 'Private Office, Semi-Private Pod, Hot Desk?' in the group Indianapolis CoWorking
If there is a conference room with plasma screens and decent audio for displaying multimedia works to clients that would be ideal for someone like me. The media lounge/conference center should have all formats of flash memory ports (MMC/SD/Compact...
July 17
Joh Padgett joined William Waldren's group
Indianapolis CoWorking
Group to gauge interest in an Indianapolis coWorking facility and discuss what the community would like from such facility. *New to Coworking? (Click Link Below)
July 17
William Waldren left a comment for Joh Padgett
July 17

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How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
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What is your greatest strength?
My ethical standards, my principles and my loyalty.
What are you working on?
I've just completed the website for the New Palestine Elementary PTO.
How big is your business?
small company
What is your Job Title
Owner
What is your Company Website?
http://johpadgett.com
What is your Personal Website?
http://johpadgett.com/monticello
What is your alma mater?
no college
Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
I would like to do more networking with Indiana business leaders, IT Professionals and explore digital culture in Indiana.

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Top 5 Signs You've Goofed Your Social Marketing Campaign

How do you know when your efforts to market your product or service have gone too far when using social networks to promote your brand? There are many signs to look out for that will let you know you've crossed the line from innovative and cool to spammer and online pariah. Here are the Top 5 Signs You've Goofed Your Social Marketing Campaign:



  1. Losing Friends and Followers

    One of the best signs you've been a little overzealous in your online pitches is

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Posted on July 6, 2009 at 5:07am — 2 Comments

Joh Padgett

7 Reasons Why Conformity Is Bad

In light of the infectious rash of posts with 7 things about yourself that has been clogging my Google Reader feed from Smaller Indiana I have decided to give you all 7 reasons why conformity is bad.

1) Unimaginative. Simply doing a blog post that has been done by everybody else on this site in an effort to discuss yourself is a little bit self serving and ridiculous. The rules of the site prevent you from actually touting your own work here, so I see this meme as an attempt to do just that thr… Continue

Posted on January 31, 2009 at 6:39am — 3 Comments

Joh Padgett

Music Biz 2.0: Musicians vs The Industry of Cool

One of the best movies about rock n roll as a business is the great film Almost Famous. It's the story of a young music journalist covering his first major label act, the fictional band Stillwater, which is supposed to be an amalgamation of 70s bands like Led Zeppelin, The Who, Queen and others. Anyway, one of the greatest lines in the movie comes from the character Lester Bangs who is a real life legendary writer, editor and founder of Creem magazine, the premier fan magazine of the era.

In a… Continue

Posted on January 17, 2009 at 1:18pm — 8 Comments

Joh Padgett

Music Biz 2.0: The Crowded Playing Field

In previous segments of this series of blog posts on the modern music business I have discussed The Local Impact of Big Box Music Shops and The Economics of Live Music Entertainment. A common thread running through both posts is a connection to a subspecies of musician that I refer to as Instrument Owners.

I should warn you now… Continue

Posted on January 2, 2009 at 1:45am — 7 Comments

Joh Padgett

Music Biz 2.0: The Local Impact of Big Box Music Shops

When I was growing up here in Indy finding a local music shop to buy instruments and accessories was a fairly hyper local affair. I grew up on the east side and my local music store was Thompson's Music at the Eastgate Mall, which later on became Indy's Music House which is now sadly defunct.

I took my first piano lessons at Thompson's Music which had a full line of instruments from amps to xylophones. I will never forget the day I heard the Korg PolySix synthesizer someone had brought in to se… Continue

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At 2:03am on July 17, 2009, William Waldren said…
Joh,

As your are in the Web/IT business I could use some advice.

Please visit the Sm Indiana-(CoWorking group) and give us any feedback that you may have on some of the questions that we have posted. Thanks!
At 1:19pm on April 21, 2008, Erin Monahan said…
Joh - I was intrigued by your response to my Wannabe Blogger (my very first blog), because I'd love to learn more about becoming a pro blogger... I know you said you spend a few hours a week blogging for your clients' news or whatever they want you to spark discussions with... Would you have time to chat with me about this? I'll be out of town during Saturday's BlogIN (drat!), but I'd still like to talk sometime if you're willing.
At 12:30am on March 8, 2008, Sean Shepard said…
Hi Joh! Been a few years (8 maybe?). I hear your name a lot, I think Jacob Perry has mentioned you a few times. Hope all is well in your world.
At 9:51am on February 28, 2008, liz ditzler said…
that would be great! ofcourse I had to figure out what you meant by SI...lol. and they have GATHERINGS too? im new in case its not obvious.
At 8:46am on February 28, 2008, Jason Williams said…
Can't say that I know a Dan Niswander.
At 6:47am on February 28, 2008, liz ditzler said…
hey Joh! great to see you!
At 11:18am on February 18, 2008, Rick Wilkerson said…
Good to see you again! Let's do catch up soon. Lunch downtown perhaps, or ?
At 9:03am on February 8, 2008, Michelle Morris said…
Thanks for checking out my blog and letting me know what you think! I was reading your profile, and I have to tell you, I LOVE L7!!! Or should I say loved? Nah, I still love 'em, I have since high school!
At 9:55pm on February 7, 2008, Jim Brown said…
No problem, I'm a big fan of MyEmma from a usability standpoint as well as its pricing.

So what exactly do you do?
At 6:36pm on February 5, 2008, Jerame Davis said…
Glad you found the place. I was checking it out and then forgot about SI for a bit. But they email you enough that it's impossible to forget for long. LOL

Hope you're doing well.

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