Celebrating small business, entrepreneurship, and American ingenuity.
I’m Dianna Huff, industrial marketer and proud advocate for the people who keep things Made in the USA. Join me as I share their stories.
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Celebrating 250 Years of American Manufacturing
Book Review: American Manufacturing by Jim Vinoski
Manufacturing in the United States isn’t easy. Companies large and small deal with onerous federal and state regulations, stiff competition, and finding and keeping skilled workers.
The Ordinary, Extraordinary Life of Michael Kane, Stonemason
Michael Kane lived an ordinary life: He worked hard, married, and raised a family. He attended church and followed the Red Sox. Yet his life is extraordinary because it’s part of the much larger Lowell, MA manufacturing story.
Made-in-USA: Manufacturers Share their Stories
Marketing Strategies for Manufacturers
The Makers Movement: Combining Art and Technology
Why Support U.S. Manufacturing: Jobs, Families, Communities
Alexander Furniture Academy Prepares Students for Jobs
Building a piece of furniture requires experienced and knowledgeable hands-on fabrication skills. Keeping this knowledge and craftsmanship alive is the mission of the Alexander Furniture Academy in Taylorsville, NC.
USPS ReadyPost Shipping Supplies: Made in the USA
Available at your local post office, ReadyPost shipping supplies are made by Pratt Industries’ Retail Specialities division. Pratt is a large U.S. manufacturer with facilities in 25 states. The company invests in sustainability and keeping jobs in the U.S.
How to Buy Made in USA: Strategies and Tips
Interviews and Media Mentions
My Experience Being Featured in the WSJ
I was featured in the U.S. News section of the Wall Street Journal, May 25, 2025. The lead up to the article, and the response once it was published, was like being on a roller coaster.
Podcast: The Story Behind Her Success
While this interview is about my Keep It Made USA blog and why I buy American-made, Candy O’Terry also delves into my life experiences. I ended up sharing quite a few stories, including how I dropped the engine on my old beat-up VW Bug — by reading a book!

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