In Context MultiMedia was born in 2008 while I was attending the SOBCon conference in Chicago. Attending this conference taught me the steps that I needed to take to stop "just blogging" and make a business of it. I met some of the most amazing people there, friendships and relationships that have grown into business partnerships and more.
The skills that I learned over the following year allowed me to break free of the corporate world, and earned an invitation to speak at the following year's conference. Brad Shorr and I gave a presentation on Search Engine Optimization for regular people, which was a big hit. It was so popular that we expanded the presentation and turned it into a multi-media study course (Writing for the Web).
The business focus is now targeted at teaching small businesses how to create an effective internet presence through blogging, e-mail marketing, and using a Social Media Strategy.
Please contact me for more information or to schedule a free consultation. [Contact Form link]
About Links
If you would like to learn more about Stephen Smith and In Context MultiMedia you can visit the following links:
- Visit Stephen's profile at LinkedIn.
- Stephen writes about Social Media at the SOBEvent blog (that's short for "Successful and Outstanding Bloggers", BTW).
- Stephen's business weblog is here: The In Context Blog where he writes about Business Development and Social Media Literacy.
- Stephen is also a founding member of the Work.Life.Creativity forum.
- Here is a Squidoo lens featuring a full profile of Stephen Smith.
- Follow Stephen on Twitter: @hdbbstephen
Our Mission & Vision
The mission of In Context MultiMedia is to provide access to the tools and skills of Social Media Literacy in easy-to-understand language and formats that every business can use to increase marketspace and profits.
We do this via blogs, social networking tools, and basic education on creating an internet presence. Web-design, coaching, SEO, and e-mail marketing services are all available, for business-people of all skill levels.
Recommended Reading
I read a lot. In fact, I read all of the time! This is a link to my Amazon bookstore, where I showcase books that have taught me how to make my business (and myself!) better: Words on Paper - Stephen's Recommended Reading
Here are some books that a computer thinks that you may find relevant:
