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• Nettie Hartsock

  Nettie Hartsock is a digital strategist and helps artists, musicians, authors and companies focus on creating, conveying and connecting their message to the world. Her work as a "connector" is highly regarded and she creates successful programs which establish a powerful base for attracting both blogger and journalists attention. Nettie is a veteran e-business journalist and has covered the Internet since 1995. She is also a PR Marathoner. Her name can even be Googled with some notable results. Nettie has lived many more than nine lives as a journalist contributing regularly to leading online and offline publications including eWeek, PC Magazine, Software CEO, Publish, PDFZone, PlanetPDF and others. Her take and tactics on blogging outreach was included in Marketing Sherpa Wisdom's report in 2006. Nettie serves on the Cincom Expert Access Panel along with PR luminaries including David Meerman Scott, Al and Laura Ries and others.

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