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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | PR MEETS MARKETING NOVEMBER 6, 2008  Additional Twitter Tricks - Twhirl Mack Collier just wrote about Tweetburner and Ellie of HubSpot commented on other ways to track the links in the comments. Since I first started tweeting on Twitter (thanks Jeremiah !), I have learned some additional tricks for maximizing my time and presence on Twitter. My main difficulty was how to manage more than one account for person and work related tweets. What a time saver! | PR MEETS MARKETING JANUARY 18, 2009  How I Use Social Media in My Job: Part 3 - Social Networking Sites HubSpot has done an excellent job at setting up their own group, moderating the group and finding synergy with their Facebook presence as well. . . technorati tags: B2B Business-to-business BtoB Brand Community Facebook Gooruze HubSpot Jeremiah Owyang LinkedIn LinkedIn Answers Marketing MySpace PR Public Relations Social Media. Social Networking Sites. LinkedIn Specifics. Conclusion. | | | | | |
| PR MEETS MARKETING JUNE 2, 2008 Grade Your Press Release HubSpot just announced the availability of PressRelease Grader. technorati tags: PressRelease Grader HubSpot PR Public Relations. tags: PressRelease Grader HubSpot PR Public Relations. icerocket tags: PressRelease Grader HubSpot PR Public Relations. Based on the company's Website Grader , the idea is to help companies optimize their releases for SEO purposes. I I think PressRelease Grader will be a good tool for marketers and public relations professionals seeking to optimize releases for SEO purposes. Looks like my releases are graduate level. del.icio.us | PR MEETS MARKETING APRIL 10, 2008 PRMeetsMarketing Weekly Articles: April 10, 2008 Selling Blog - HubSpot's Small Business Blog is one of my favs for getting useful tips. The Weekly Articles list is back! Thanks for everyone's patience as the last few weeks have been a bit hectic. frankly haven't been able to get through my RSS feeds, which at one point, numbered over 600. . will now try to keep up with my blogging duties in the future =): . . Bordering Cultural Differences - AdAge highlighted the issues of cultural advertising in an increasingly global world. Frankly, I thought this was funny and was obviously meant for a specific market. . . del.icio.us | PR MEETS MARKETING FEBRUARY 6, 2008 PRMeetsMarketing Weekly Articles: February 7, 2008 Measuring Social Media - Hubspot's blog provides some good tips for measuring your social media marketing efforts. Here is this week's summary of articles. You can click on the Weekly Articles tag for previous issues or subscribe to the Weekly Articles Feed. I'm surprised that the number of links to your blogs and Technorati Authority weren't included as ways to measure your social media. BRITE Conversations - Valerie Maltoni provides some food for thought in advance of an interactive CMO Summit being held at the Center for Global Brand Leadership. Is this PR Person You? | PR MEETS MARKETING NOVEMBER 29, 2007 PRMeetsMarketing Weekly Articles: November 29, 2007 Marketing In is Better Than Out - Brian Hulligan of HubSpot wrote this interesting post about how company websites can become better "hubs" for industry information. technorati tags : Blogs Consumer Stats Customer Service inmedia HubSpot Marketing Millenials Media Relations PR Press Release Public Relations SEO Spam Weekly Articles. tags : Blogs Consumer Stats Customer Service inmedia HubSpot Marketing Millenials Media Relations PR Press Release Public Relations SEO Spam Weekly Articles. Here is this week's of interesting articles. The Blog Bubble? del.icio.us | | | | | | | |
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PR MEETS MARKETING | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2008 Be Passionate or Quit!
I recently saw Gary Vee’s Video keynote (via HubSpot) from the MarketingProfs Digital Mixer. To paraphrase part of his keynote, he said that if you’re not passionate about what you’re doing, then quit. Quit now. Find what you’re looking for. This reminds me of my friend Molly Rosen. When Molly was about to turn 40, she went to a book store looking for a book to help her with this significant transition in her life. However, she left the book store empty handed. Encouraged by her husband, Molly decided to compile an anthology herself. Some essays will resonate now. MORE >>
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