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Douglas Karr Local Indy Real Estate Agent in Forbes

If you haven't seen it already, Paula Henry who runs one of the most popular real estate blogs in Indy got the spotlight on Forbes! Paula made the news when she argued with MIBOR on whether or not Real Estate Agents could each others' listings and get them indexed by Search Engines.
The online storm pushed the issue onto the agenda of the National Association of Realtors, the professional organization for real estate age
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Added by Douglas Karr on October 23, 2009 at 8:00pm — 1 Comment

Crystal Hammon Invest in you: seven tips for getting the most out of attending a conference

Invest in you: tips for getting the most out of your conference attendance Blog Indiana isn’t over for me. Sponsored by the School of Informatics at IUPUI and other corporate sponsors, this three-day conference on blogging and social media ended yesterday. It jangled my nerves. It reconnected me with someone I hadn’t seen in almost a decade. It freed me of some self-limiting beliefs that have dogged me for years. And it introduced me to… Continue

Added by Crystal Hammon on August 18, 2009 at 9:01am — No Comments

Jeb Banner Focus

I just returned from a week's vacation. I spent some of the time reading "100 Best Business Books of All Time". After about thirty 2 page summaries I noticed an overall trend- focus. The difference between successful and unsuccessful people and organizations is clearly pegged to their ability to focus. This extends to their "Hedgehog" as well as th… Continue

Added by Jeb Banner on August 17, 2009 at 2:00pm — 4 Comments

Lindsay Manfredi Dear Blog...

Dear Blog, I love you because you are always here for me. You don’t really “judge” me with the exception of a couple of red lines every once in a while as my fingers often have to keep up with my head rants. You allow me to be transparent and authentic. You allow me to scream at the top of my lungs what is inside me. You allow me to generate new audiences, and give value to others. You provide a platform for others to really “get” me, and for others to not…and for some reason, I don’t care abou… Continue

Added by Lindsay Manfredi on August 14, 2009 at 10:17am — No Comments

Patric Welch Coming to you live from Blog Indiana 2009

This blog post is coming to you live from my Adding Video to Your Blog session at Blog Indiana 2009. For the past 30 minutes or so I have been demonstrating to the audience how to record their own videos using a webcam, Flip Video camcorder or iPhone 3G-S. As part of my demonstration, I recorded an actual live video during my session so I could demonstrate how to upload the video to YouTube and how to embed the video in a blog post. And now for your enjoyment, here is that video...… Continue

Added by Patric Welch on August 13, 2009 at 6:30pm — No Comments

Ellen Dunnigan Everybody's Using Videos

Saw a couple of videos this morning from an intelligent and typically well-spoken business owner. Somehow he has experienced a disconnect between the use of videos as a "new, cool" medium and the use of videos as the best manner in which that specific message will be seen, heard, and UNDERSTOOD. He was positioned in front of a blah wall, his head was tilted nearly the entire time (which made it look as if he was questioning his own thoughts), and there was no passion or "oomph" or authority in h… Continue

Added by Ellen Dunnigan on June 30, 2009 at 4:00pm — 7 Comments

Kensley Lewis Get your word on Ezine Articles!

If you're taking blog article writing seriously, then look no further my friends. Ezine Articles is where YOU NEED TO BE. Google loves crawling this web site constantly and the SEO prep built into Ezine site is amazing. If you have something powerful, captivating or just great to share then take full advantage of it as it is..FREE :) http://ezinearticles.com/ -blessings, -k Continue

Added by Kensley Lewis on June 13, 2009 at 2:11pm — No Comments

Katy Shumar Mann Oven Baked Chimichangas - Kat's Chimis

For dinner I made a fantastic main course that was super easy, freezes well and cost about a dollar per serving. Fantastic! ---- Click here to continue recipe and photos ---- Continue

Added by Katy Shumar Mann on May 19, 2009 at 9:06pm — No Comments

Chris Baggott HH Gregg wants to give your Mom A New Kitchen For Mothers Day!

New Compendium Client HH Gregg is having an essay contest and will give away a new kitchen for your mom if you can explain why they should :-) Got to the HH Gregg Blog post here and enter. Today is the d… Continue

Added by Chris Baggott on May 7, 2009 at 7:58am — No Comments

Grant Z Price My friend's Blog - Julie's Pink Link

My friend Julie is going trhough treatment for Breast Cancer and she has a blog that I found informative and helpful for friend's and family of anyone going through breast Cancer... especially its an A+ for how to treat and respond to your providers! They love feedback as well. http://juliespinklink.blogspot.com/ Grant Continue

Added by Grant Z Price on April 10, 2009 at 11:51am — No Comments

Stefan Bean Seeking Smart, Resilient Clients

In today's economy there are two kinds of businesses, those who fear what might happen, and those who focus on making things happen. So many businesses resort to the mentality that we must be conservative, or we will certainly crumble. While this might seem like the logical solution, the companies who are realizing that if they don't make their move now, there most certainly won't be a better opportunity down the road. So, one business is taking the initiative while the other is just hoping they… Continue

Added by Stefan Bean on April 9, 2009 at 3:24pm — 2 Comments

Mark Sapusek Adobe Flex for Interactive sites

A lot has been posted around the net about Web 2.0 and its application in the consumer web sphere. We have been working hard to upgrade our knowledge base at Visionary Web and have invested in Adobe Flex technology to enhance our Web 2.0 offerings to clients. "Flex is a free, open source framework for building highly interactive, expressive web applications that deploy consistently on all major browsers, desktops, and operating systems. It provides a modern, standards-based language and programm… Continue

Added by Mark Sapusek on April 3, 2009 at 4:46pm — 1 Comment

Toni Sholty OK World - Blogging and a GEM of a Read!

Ok. I have resisted and resisted..but its futile. The interface of technology and communication keeps knocking me on the forehead (or back of the head) and as much as I feel like a baby taking its first steps, awkward and unsteady, but curious and energized by what I am about to discover through this ‘blogging’ thing, I know that I must not resist anymore, and have to take the plunge to join the millions of others who have something valuable to say (or not so valuable-depending on your own view… Continue

Added by Toni Sholty on April 2, 2009 at 1:30pm — 2 Comments

Anthony Ware A penny for your thoughts...

A non-scientific review of Indianapolis business trends reveals that technology companies are growing despite the economy. Now, I'm not selecting the technology industry to suggest that everyone should switch to that industry. As a business consulting firm, we use technology but are far from a technology company. One of our partners, Dave Castor at Alerding Castor, keeps our team informed about technology. I just think that other industries can learn from the technology industry. Whether your… Continue

Added by Anthony Ware on March 5, 2009 at 9:00pm — No Comments

Jeff DuPont Blitzen Trapper recorded live in Indianapolis

Check out the session with Portland, Oregon's Blitzen Trapper that we recorded in the back of Vibes Music on 54th Street in Broad Ripple. Bob Dylan fans take note! http://www.laundromatinee.com/sessions/video_session__blitzen_trapper We're a collective of music lovers who are lucky enough to meet and record great artists as they tour through the Midwest. We do this to share our passion with others who feel the same. Continue

Added by Jeff DuPont on March 4, 2009 at 3:07pm — 2 Comments

Chris Baggott Compendium is hiring

Not sure if Pat will consider this too commercial for a blog post, but I'm hoping with the economy as it is a company that is growing and hiring would be appreciated :-) We are looking to add 4 more BDM's (business development managers) to start at the beginning of April. These are inside sales positions and we are looking for outgoing people with around 2 years of sales experience. doesn't really matter what you have been selling. We actually have a couple of former campus recruiters who are… Continue

Added by Chris Baggott on March 4, 2009 at 10:33am — 2 Comments

Mike Seidle Blog Ghost Writing, Good or Bad?

Tom Deeter recently posted an article on ghost writing. His premise is that if President Obama's doesn't write his own speeches, why should you write your own blog? "There’s a bit of debate about whether or not to hire ghost writers for a business blog or, as I like to call them, “phost writers“. And while I understand the arguments against it, es… Continue

Added by Mike Seidle on March 3, 2009 at 8:13am — 17 Comments

Anthony Ware Path to business formation and growth in a down economy

The door is open. The time for complaining about the economy is over. Whether you are a start-up dealing with business formation issues or a existing company looking for ways to grow your business, it's time to walk through the door. Business owners need to take a step back from the noise and review the landscape. Broadly speaking, business are failing and people are losing jobs. Upon further review, some businesses are failing due to bad management or lack of investing in their infrastructure… Continue

Added by Anthony Ware on March 1, 2009 at 11:42am — 1 Comment

Rodger D. Johnson Corporate Blog Strategy: Feed the Guru And Expert to the Media

On his blog, Social Media Domination, Doug Karr has written "Revelant, Frequent, Quality Content Wins." And it was just what I needed to motivate me to think about the broader strategies of blogging for public relations professionals.

He writes, "when you write frequent, relevant and quality content you continue to increase the likelihood that people

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Added by Rodger D. Johnson on February 26, 2009 at 4:38pm — No Comments

Chris Baggott Duct Tape Marketing is trying to help Small Business-Make a Referral

My friend John Jantshch of Duct Tape Marketing Fame has come up with a really clever idea that I think if perfect for the SI Mission. Please review his note below, and make a commitment to help refer to small business the week of March 9-13. Make a Referral - jump start the economy We're pledging to make a referral to a business we want to help as part of a national campaign to make 1000 referrals March 9-13. What a great small business stimulus plan - won’t you join us. http://www.makeare… Continue

Added by Chris Baggott on February 20, 2009 at 3:05pm — No Comments

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