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The January 19 Indianapolis Big Bang Event has been cancelled. Refunds for anyone purchasing tickets or tables have been issued. Please allow up to five business days for the refund to appear on your credit card.
We are very sorry the event will not happen.
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Erik Deckers to Present at Indy Big Bang |
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 Indianapolis, IN – Professional blogger Erik Deckers will be presenting a two hour workshop titled “Blogging for Business” at this year's Indianapolis Big Bang networking event. Participants will learn how to use blogging to find more customers, increase the visibility of their brands and to get the word out about their products and services.
Business Blogging is a communication strategy where a business has key persons post articles on the Internet designed to talk directly to current and potential customers, investors or even political interest groups. “Blogs can be connected to social media like Facebook and LinkedIn to create an instant audience,” according to Deckers, “Most businesses don't understand how easy it is to get started with blogging and how quickly you can get results.”
Indianapolis Big Bang is a business and arts networking event event that seeks to help businesses and arts organizations connect to create high value relationships The Indianapolis Big Bang event features four business development workshops, four hours of networking, and a special Business/Arts dinner performance by Dance Kaleidoscope, Gregory Hancock Dance Theater, Kenyetta and (Re)Collective.
Tickets are available here. The cost for the seminar is $15.
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START 2010 OFF WITH A BANG
January 19, 2010
The Athenaeum & Rathskeller
Vendor Info
Workshops - Networking - Business/Arts Dinner
Workshops (12PM-2PM, Cost $15, Lunch Included)
Blogging for Business (Eric Deckers, Professional Blog Service)
Find out how you can leverage blogging to increase brand value, lead generation, search rank and more for your business. Tickets
Bringing People to the Arts and Vice Versa (Lou Harry, Indianapolis Business Journal)
Find how bringing people to the arts is a great way to bring people to your business and make vital connections from Lou Harry, Arts & Entertainment Editor of the Indianapolis Business Journal. Tickets
Honing Your Elevator Speech on Camera (James Moriarty, Moriarty Media)
Camera shy? Learn how to present and explain your business on camera with professional video producer James Moriarty. In this interactive session, you will learn to quickly organize and present effectively on camera. Tickets
Why Productivity is the Ultimate Differentiator (Robby Slaughter, Slaughter Developments)
Find out how to unlock your employees and coworkers productivity and take your business to the next level. Tickets
Linking Indiana Open Business Networking (2PM-6PM, Free for Linking Indiana Members like You)
Connect with decision makers, business owners and business leaders.
Linking Indina Members Get Free Access Here
Business/Arts Dinner (7pm-9pm , $29/seat, includes dinner by the Rathskeller)
Join us for a once in a lifetime dinner dance performance featuring Dance Kaleidoscope, Gregory Hancock Dance Theater, Kenyetta and (Re)Collective on the same stage. Learn how the arts can help discover more connect your business create powerful lifetime memories for your customers.
$29/ticket, includes buffet dinner by the Rathskeller
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All About Indianapolis Big Bang |
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Last time Linking Indiana did an event, we teamed up with Indiana Business Network to put on the first ever Indianapolis Chocolate, Blues and Business. The event was a resounding success with over 150 vendors and nearly 2,700 attendees.
I'm really excited about our next event:
Indianapolis Big Bang.
This time the focus is on leveraging the arts to grow your business.
It is my belief that the supporting the performing arts may be one of the best ways to create memorable experiences for customers, prospects and business partners. Supporting the arts doesn't mean you have to write big checks (although it is appreciated). Supporting the arts can be as simple as buying tickets to a great show (more on this in a moment). Tickets to a live performance touch the soul in a way that logo imprinted alarm calculators never will. Why give your customers memories that fade when the ink runs out when you can give them memories that will touch them for life (and associate a lot of very positive things with your brand)?
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