Small Pox and Smaller Indiana

January 22nd, 2008 Posted in Advertising, Marketing, Seth Godin, Smaller Indiana

Seth Godin has another great blog on gimmicks. I didn’t pull much from the actual blog pertaining to gimmicks but he had a great thought at the end:

As you sit down to consider ways to be more remarkable, the challenge is to be worth talking about… at the same time you are adding value for the person who’s talking about you.

I encourage all members in Smaller Indiana to invent your “gimmick” for Smaller Indiana. Does it add value when you are virally spreading? What will it take to create a Smaller Indiana that is worth spreading like an epidemic from city to city? Are we already there?

I will leave you with this:

I was playing Oregon Trail on Facebook and well, I died from a virus (my body was probably eaten by a pack of ravenous wolves but that is beside the point). It made me chuckle and ponder on how a virus spreads and infects.

And much like a small pox outbreak on Oregon Trail, Smaller Indiana is turning into a virus.

  1. 4 Responses to “Small Pox and Smaller Indiana”

  2. By Bluto on Feb 13, 2008

    Fortunately for all of us the ongoing effects of the Smaller Indiana virus are the opposite of the usual demise associated with smallpox. Instead of impending death Smaller Indiana provides the opportunity to thrive and grow, grow, grow. It is one positive viral infection that we can all take advantage and look forward too. So much for your unfortunate peril on the Oregon Trail. Keep on blazing the Indiana trail Kyle.

  3. By Morgan Fairchild on Feb 13, 2008

    huh?

  4. By Kelly on May 10, 2008

    hey!!!

  5. By Andy on Jun 1, 2008

    Hey man, how have you been? I’ve been wanting to get a hold of you lately but since I deleted myspace I lost your cell. If you’re not busy sometime we should get together. 765-610-7921

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