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Intros MailbagTwitter: JenHarris09 what's the best way besides alltop @mzkagan's presentation on slideshare about what the f**k social media isTakeaway: Don't let the train leave without you. Get involved now!Google Flu Trends, released this week, is (a) very interesting: http://www.google.org/flutrends/, and (b) a classic piece of inbound marketing: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/12/technology/internet/12flu.html?_r=1&hp&oref=sloginTakeaway: If you have great data, share it and use it to bring people to your business.Order a Pizza on Facebook: http://daveibsen.typepad.com/5_blogs_before_lunch/2008/11/order-a-pizza-without-leaving-your-facebook-app.htmlPizza Hut reached $1 Billion in sales online, in large part due to their Facebook appTakeaway: Figure out where you audience is and be there!ROI of Social Mediahttp://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/4405/How-Do-You-Measure-the-ROI-of-Social-Media-You-Don-t.aspxMarketing Tip of the Week - Post your events in LinkedIn Forum Fodder - Advertising on Facebook, is it worth it?http://success.hubspot.com/Customer-Discussion-Forum/forumid/97/postid/5554/view/topicClosing

IntrosMailbagParrot is back! - @gboyle2011 requested that Bernie come back to the showHeadlinesMobile Promotion for a Sandwich - http://daveibsen.typepad.com/5_blogs_before_lunch/2008/10/mcdonalds-brings-back-the-mcrib-and-is-taking-it-mobile.htmlTakeaway: Find out where you customers are hanging out and what technology they are using and target them there. Your inbound markeitng strategy is not about being on MySpace or Facebook or mobile - its about being where you can attract the most customers most effectively.Voters Watching Online Video More Engaged in the Election, Cisco/Compete Survey Finds - http://blog.compete.com/2008/10/31/presidential-election-online-video-viewing/Takeaway: People watching online video are more engaged. Start experimenting with online video to try and engage your customers.Email List Hygiene - http://blog.clickz.com/081105-165141.htmlTakeaway: Keep your email marketing lists clean! Put a program in place to manage your bounced addresses.US Navy Issues Web 2.0 - http://www.webinknow.com/2008/11/us-navy-issues-one-of-the-first-social-media-guidelines-in-the-government-sector.htmlTakeaway: Does your company have a social media guideline? If not, coming up with one might not be a bad idea.Election Recap - Did all that Social Media work for Obama? Visits to Obama Site Nearly Double Those to McCain Site in September - Nielsen Online shows that visitors to the web site of Democrat Barack Obama have outpaced those to the site of Republican John McCain by a nearly 2-1 margin. The firm said that unique visitors to BarackObama.com totaled 7.9 million in September, while those to JohnMcCain.com were 4.2 million. Total video streams on JohnMcCain.com were 3.2 million, nearly triple the figure from August. Video streams on BarackObama.com also increase 60% to 2.0 million. http://www.nielsen-online.com/pr/pr_081031_2.pdf (PDF)Obama's site had a 60% rise in traffic the week before the election, McCain's had just 9% - http://blog.compete.com/2008/11/04/election-day-obama-mccain-palin/33.5 Million people watched the Obamamercial - http://daveibsen.typepad.com/5_blogs_before_lunch/2008/10/obamamercial-pulls-in-335-million-viewers.html Obama text-to-Times-Sq Jumbotron Experiment - http://www.xconomy.com/boston/2008/11/04/obama-voters-text-support-to-locamoda-display-in-times-square/NYTimes was tracking peoples feelings - http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2008/11/04/us/politics/20081104_ELECTION_WORDTRAIN.htmlTwitter #voteReport had what people were seeing - http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23votereportObama has a blog, will it continue? - http://www.change.gov/newsroom/blog/ Takeaway: This election changed how social media is used and people's awareness of it. This will only increase the power of inbound marketing because more and more people are using blogs and social media and search engines. Don't be left behind!Marketing Tip of the Week - It's time for change. Dive into inbound marketing. Now (new president, bad economy) is the perfect time. Forum Fodder - How do you effectively launch a viral video campaign? Julie at www.laserexpedition.comhttp://success.hubspot.com/Customer-Discussion-Forum/forumid/97/postid/5349/view/topicClosing

Episode 13 - October 31st, 2008IntrosMail BagVia Twitter from dogplatesusa - http://twitter.com/dogplatesusa/statuses/984005728 "[on Twitter] can you quickly explain on today's show how to use the @ replies...it may be simple, but I seem to have missed that class "http://www.mikevolpe.com/bid/7012/Twitter-What-s-the-difference-between-mvolpe-and-mvolpeHeadlines Flickr - Public vs. Private - http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/public_vs_private_on_flickr_ar.phpGoogle Custom Search - http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/searchwiki_google_experiments.phpBlip serves ads in iTunes - http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/28/bliptv-figures-out-how-to-serve-ads-in-itunes-videos/Usernamecheck.com - http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/26/is-your-username-taken-usernamecheck-will-tell-you/Pepsi Taps bloggers to promote makeover http://gregverdino.typepad.com/greg_verdinos_blog/2008/10/pepsi-gets-a-20-makeover.htmlhttp://www.chrisbrogan.com/pepsi-reaches-out-to-digital-people-in-analog/http://friendfeed.com/rooms/pepsicoolerLinkedIn Appshttp://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/28/linkedin-means-business-with-new-application-platform/http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2008/10/linkedin-adds-applications-sheep-throwing-not-included.html* *Larry Weber - Talk about getting started with Social Media http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0CwsrjfhsYMarketing Tip of the Week -Forum FodderClosing

Episode 13 - October 31st, 2008IntrosMail BagVia Twitter from dogplatesusa - http://twitter.com/dogplatesusa/statuses/984005728 "[on Twitter] can you quickly explain on today's show how to use the @ replies...it may be simple, but I seem to have missed that class "http://www.mikevolpe.com/bid/7012/Twitter-What-s-the-difference-between-mvolpe-and-mvolpeHeadlines Flickr - Public vs. Private - http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/public_vs_private_on_flickr_ar.phpGoogle Custom Search - http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/searchwiki_google_experiments.phpBlip serves ads in iTunes - http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/28/bliptv-figures-out-how-to-serve-ads-in-itunes-videos/Usernamecheck.com - http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/26/is-your-username-taken-usernamecheck-will-tell-you/Pepsi Taps bloggers to promote makeover http://gregverdino.typepad.com/greg_verdinos_blog/2008/10/pepsi-gets-a-20-makeover.htmlhttp://www.chrisbrogan.com/pepsi-reaches-out-to-digital-people-in-analog/http://friendfeed.com/rooms/pepsicoolerLinkedIn Appshttp://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/28/linkedin-means-business-with-new-application-platform/http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2008/10/linkedin-adds-applications-sheep-throwing-not-included.html* *Larry Weber - Talk about getting started with Social Media http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0CwsrjfhsYMarketing Tip of the Week -Forum FodderClosing

Larry Weber joins Rick Burns and Karen Rubin to discuss internet marketing and how the social web is changing the way we should organize our teams and reach out to our customers.

Episode #11 - October 17th, 2008

Episode #10 - October 10th, 2008

Episode #9 - October 3rd, 2008

Episode #8 - September 26th, 2008

There's a lot of buzz around Twitter but many marketers don't know how to translate that buzz into a worthwhile marketing tool for their business. Most people's first reaction to the social media "micro-blogging" tool is that it is a waste of time, but as Twitter becomes more and more mainstream, businesses are now using Twitter to engage with customers, reach the media directly, and further establish themselves as thought leaders in their industry. This webinar will go over all the basics for using Twitter for marketing and PR, including:What is Twitter and why is it important How to use Twitter to monitor your brand and engage customers and prospects directly How to reach media and bloggers directly to get PR coverage for your business What and how to measure the results of your social media effortsDownload the slides at http://SlideShare.net/HubSpotLearn more about HubSpot at http://www.HubSpot.com or connect with HubSpotters on Twitter at http://www.HubSpot.com/Twitter

Episode #6 - September 12, 2008 Inbound Marketing Summit (review)300 people, as far away as Israel100,000 connectionsOne of the Twitter Top Trending TopicsBeing RemarkableSeth Godin & The Purple Cow Benefits of being remarkableDon't have to work as hard, people promote for youMakes PR much easier (TechCrunch)Twitter GraderDharmesh ShahInbound Marketing Award WinnersSmall Business Super HerosUS Campaign for BurmaZeerForum Fodder-http://Success.HubSpot.comWebrides.com - good video, good interfaceMarketing Tip of the WeekBe remarkable - find what people are PASSIONATE aboutClosing: What are you doing this weekend?

HubSpot TV - Episode 5September 5th, 2008

Rick Burnes interviews Karen Rubin and Mike Volpe about the start of HubSpot TV.

HubSpot TV - Episode #7 September 18th, 2008 Introductions Microsoft Ads Old Ad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uz6amk3P-hY

Episode #4 - August 29, 2008Introductions Obama's VP Selection - 2.9 million text messages sent Katie Couric on Digg http://digg.com/users/KatieCouricSocial Media in the office http://www.employeeevolution.com/archives/2008/08/26/why-your-company-can%E2%80%99t-afford-to-ban-social-networking/And then there is the inbound marketing element of social media and your employeesRole of PR in a Social Media World http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/4267/The-Role-of-PR-Firms-in-Social-Media-and-Inbound-Marketing.aspxChallenges todayDirect Relationships - Does the media expect direct relationships with the company (through social media) rather than having the PR folks as a "go-between"? If so, can the PR Firm play a role at all? Speed of Publishing - The old world had quarterly or annual editorial calendars. Now A-list bloggers decide what to write that morning while having a latte in their robe in front of their laptop. HubSpot has gotten coverage within 50 minutes from ZDNet because I responded to a question on Twitter from a blogger. When the time between idea and article can be 30 minutes, can a PR firm really help a client get coverage? Approachability of Media - The media today are really pretty approachable, unlike the old days where it was hard to get a meeting with a writer for the Wall Street Journal, today you can follow the key media players on Twitter, be friends on Facebook, comment on their blog, etc. So, if the relationships are easier to formulate today, what's the value of a PR firm?Ways a PR Frim Can provide valueResearch - You could spend the time finding the best 100 bloggers who write about your specific niche, but having someone else do this for you can save time, especially if they do it for a living and have access to tools to make it easier and faster. Same things goes for researching conferences, events, speaking opportunities, awards, etc. HubSpot has won a ton of marketing awards, and for most of them our PR firm found them and did everything for us. Training - Few people are social media and blogging experts, and if you hire the right PR firm, they can help bring their expertise into your company. Don't let them do everything for you, make them train and educate your marketing team (not just marcom, product people too!) and executives about social media, blogging, how to comment on blogs, how to use Twitter and Facebook, etc. Inbound Marketing relies on using your entire company for marketing, and teaching people how to do it can be a great way for your PR firm to provide value. Even though we think we know a lot at HubSpot, our PR firm has taught us a thing or two and we've tried some new stuff based on their suggestions. Create & Publish Content - PR folks are experts at writing, and increasingly audio and video too. Your PR firm can help you figure out how to take your boring company announcement and craft it into an interesting story, even if it is not for a news release, it can be just for your company blog. Your PR firm can also interview employees, customers and others and post videos on your blog or website, etc. They do this stuff all the time (if they're good) and might be able to do it better and faster than you can. Our PR firm has written more than press releases for us - they don't write for this blog - but other stuff has been helpful. Pitching / Relationships - There are some times when a PR firm does have relationships you don't have, and times when that makes sense. A lot of these relationships might be "old media", but old media is still important to a lot of companies. For instance, Business Week, Inc Magazine, and others will probably only cover you twice in the next 5 years (if you're lucky), so does the writer really want a "relationship" with you. Probably not. But a PR firm brings lots of different clients to the table, and having a relationship with the PR pro might make sense for the writer. Our PR Firm is really completely responsible for our relationships with print media. We just don't interact with those folks much ourselves. Monitoring - Good PR folks will do a great job of monitoring all the right blogs, social networks and other conversations for relevant information. They then should email you and tell you to respond, comment, or react on your blog as necessary. Even if you have a ton of RSS feeds, alerts and more set up, you might miss some things. Our PR Firm doesn't send us too much in terms of monitoring because we use lots of tools (including HubSpotsoftware) to monitor things ourselves, but about once a month they send something I missed, and it's usually good. But, we have about 10 people actively monitoring 100's of blogs and 100's of search feeds daily (not kidding, the joke is that we consume 40% of the Internet on a daily basis). I bet that your company has way fewer people in your company doing this stuff, so your PR firm will provide tons more value here.http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/08/13/the-pr-roadblock-on-the-road-to-blissful-blogging/http://www.micropersuasion.com/2008/08/does-the-thrill.htmlhttp://mashable.com/2008/08/12/role-of-public-relations/http://scobleizer.com/2008/08/11/pr-less-launch-kicks-off-a-stack-overflow-of-praise/http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/does_good_tech_need_pr.phphttp://www.pr-squared.com/2008/08/why_hire_a_pr_firm.htmlInbound Marketing Summit Who? what? steaming? HubSpotTvForum Fodder http://Success.HubSpot.comMarketing Tip of the Week Closing: What are you doing this weekend?

Episode #2 - August 14, 2008Introductions - Karen Rubin and Mike Volpe from HubSpot Stephanie Meyer - Twilight Series Using the internet for marketing a book series Role of PR in a Social Media World http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/4267/The-Role-of-PR-Firms-in-Social-Media-and-Inbound-Marketing.aspxChallenges todayDirect Relationships - Does the media expect direct relationships with the company (through social media) rather than having the PR folks as a "go-between"? If so, can the PR Firm play a role at all? Speed of Publishing - The old world had quarterly or annual editorial calendars. Now A-list bloggers decide what to write that morning while having a latte in their robe in front of their laptop. HubSpot has gotten coverage within 50 minutes from ZDNet because I responded to a question on Twitter from a blogger. When the time between idea and article can be 30 minutes, can a PR firm really help a client get coverage? Approachability of Media - The media today are really pretty approachable, unlike the old days where it was hard to get a meeting with a writer for the Wall Street Journal, today you can follow the key media players on Twitter, be friends on Facebook, comment on their blog, etc. So, if the relationships are easier to formulate today, what's the value of a PR firm? Ways a PR Frim Can provide valueResearch - You could spend the time finding the best 100 bloggers who write about your specific niche, but having someone else do this for you can save time, especially if they do it for a living and have access to tools to make it easier and faster. Same things goes for researching conferences, events, speaking opportunities, awards, etc. HubSpot has won a ton of marketing awards, and for most of them our PR firm found them and did everything for us. Training - Few people are social media and blogging experts, and if you hire the right PR firm, they can help bring their expertise into your company. Don't let them do everything for you, make them train and educate your marketing team (not just marcom, product people too!) and executives about social media, blogging, how to comment on blogs, how to use Twitter and Facebook, etc. Inbound Marketing relies on using your entire company for marketing, and teaching people how to do it can be a great way for your PR firm to provide value. Even though we think we know a lot at HubSpot, our PR firm has taught us a thing or two and we've tried some new stuff based on their suggestions. Create & Publish Content - PR folks are experts at writing, and increasingly audio and video too. Your PR firm can help you figure out how to take your boring company announcement and craft it into an interesting story, even if it is not for a news release, it can be just for your company blog. Your PR firm can also interview employees, customers and others and post videos on your blog or website, etc. They do this stuff all the time (if they're good) and might be able to do it better and faster than you can. Our PR firm has written more than press releases for us - they don't write for this blog - but other stuff has been helpful. Pitching / Relationships - There are some times when a PR firm does have relationships you don't have, and times when that makes sense. A lot of these relationships might be "old media", but old media is still important to a lot of companies. For instance, Business Week, Inc Magazine, and others will probably only cover you twice in the next 5 years (if you're lucky), so does the writer really want a "relationship" with you. Probably not. But a PR firm brings lots of different clients to the table, and having a relationship with the PR pro might make sense for the writer. Our PR Firm is really completely responsible for our relationships with print media. We just don't interact with those folks much ourselves. Monitoring - Good PR folks will do a great job of monitoring all the right blogs, social networks and other conversations for relevant information. They then should email you and tell you to respond, comment, or react on your blog as necessary. Even if you have a ton of RSS feeds, alerts and more set up, you might miss some things. Our PR Firm doesn't send us too much in terms of monitoring because we use lots of tools (including HubSpotsoftware) to monitor things ourselves, but about once a month they send something I missed, and it's usually good. But, we have about 10 people actively monitoring 100's of blogs and 100's of search feeds daily (not kidding, the joke is that we consume 40% of the Internet on a daily basis). I bet that your company has way fewer people in your company doing this stuff, so your PR firm will provide tons more value here. http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/08/13/the-pr-roadblock-on-the-road-to-blissful-blogging/http://www.micropersuasion.com/2008/08/does-the-thrill.htmlhttp://mashable.com/2008/08/12/role-of-public-relations/http://scobleizer.com/2008/08/11/pr-less-launch-kicks-off-a-stack-overflow-of-praise/http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/does_good_tech_need_pr.phphttp://www.pr-squared.com/2008/08/why_hire_a_pr_firm.htmlGoogle Fail Whale HubSpot's creation and making it to TechCrunch http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/08/11/systemwide-gmail-outage/Forum FodderMarketing Tip of the Week Benchmark your conversion rates to similar companies - get an idea if you are doing things right or wrong http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/4256/Are-Your-Conversion-Rates-Competitive-Find-Out-Take-the-HubSpot-Inbound-Marketing-Survey.aspxClosing: What are you doing this weekend?

Episode #1 - August 8, 2008Introductions - Karen Rubin and Mike Volpe from HubSpotSearch Challenge Email as Most Popular Online Activity (TechCrunch)Marketing News (1) McCain Campaign Ads go viral: "Obama Celebrity" ad gets 2m+ views (watch video) and the Newer "Obama = God" ad up to almost 1m views (watch video) and then Paris Hilton response to McCain ad... (as a promo for Funny or Die (watch video) -- BUT, is it having an effect? What is it saying, really? Is making fun of someone hurt them... or maybe help them?Olympic Marketing Tips from Colleen Coyne - article and videoForum Fodder -- LinkedIn Groups - Are they great? Should you have one? How are we using them?Marketing Tip of the Week -- Start a LinkedIn Group!Sign off - What are you doing this weekend?

IntroductionsObama's VP Selection - 2.9 million text messages sentKatie Couric on Digg http://digg.com/users/KatieCouricSocial Media in the office http://www.employeeevolution.com/archives/2008/08/26/why-your-company-can%E2%80%99t-afford-to-ban-social-networking/And then there is the inbound marketing element of social media and your employeesRole of PR in a Social Media World http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/4267/The-Role-of-PR-Firms-in-Social-Media-and-Inbound-Marketing.aspxChallenges todayDirect Relationships - Does the media expect direct relationships with the company (through social media) rather than having the PR folks as a "go-between"? If so, can the PR Firm play a role at all?Speed of Publishing - The old world had quarterly or annual editorial calendars. Now A-list bloggers decide what to write that morning while having a latte in their robe in front of their laptop. HubSpot has gotten coverage within 50 minutes from ZDNet because I responded to a question on Twitter from a blogger. When the time between idea and article can be 30 minutes, can a PR firm really help a client get coverage?Approachability of Media - The media today are really pretty approachable, unlike the old days where it was hard to get a meeting with a writer for the Wall Street Journal, today you can follow the key media players on Twitter, be friends on Facebook, comment on their blog, etc. So, if the relationships are easier to formulate today, what's the value of a PR firm?Ways a PR Frim Can provide valueResearch - You could spend the time finding the best 100 bloggers who write about your specific niche, but having someone else do this for you can save time, especially if they do it for a living and have access to tools to make it easier and faster. Same things goes for researching conferences, events, speaking opportunities, awards, etc. HubSpot has won a ton of marketing awards, and for most of them our PR firm found them and did everything for us.Training - Few people are social media and blogging experts, and if you hire the right PR firm, they can help bring their expertise into your company. Don't let them do everything for you, make them train and educate your marketing team (not just marcom, product people too!) and executives about social media, blogging, how to comment on blogs, how to use Twitter and Facebook, etc. Inbound Marketing relies on using your entire company for marketing, and teaching people how to do it can be a great way for your PR firm to provide value. Even though we think we know a lot at HubSpot, our PR firm has taught us a thing or two and we've tried some new stuff based on their suggestions.Create & Publish Content - PR folks are experts at writing, and increasingly audio and video too. Your PR firm can help you figure out how to take your boring company announcement and craft it into an interesting story, even if it is not for a news release, it can be just for your company blog. Your PR firm can also interview employees, customers and others and post videos on your blog or website, etc. They do this stuff all the time (if they're good) and might be able to do it better and faster than you can. Our PR firm has written more than press releases for us - they don't write for this blog - but other stuff has been helpful.Pitching / Relationships - There are some times when a PR firm does have relationships you don't have, and times when that makes sense. A lot of these relationships might be "old media", but old media is still important to a lot of companies. For instance, Business Week, Inc Magazine, and others will probably only cover you twice in the next 5 years (if you're lucky), so does the writer really want a "relationship" with you. Probably not. But a PR firm brings lots of different clients to the table, and having a relationship with the PR pro might make sense for the writer. Our PR Firm is really completely responsible for our relationships with print media. We just don't interact with those folks much ourselves.Monitoring - Good PR folks will do a great job of monitoring all the right blogs, social networks and other conversations for relevant information. They then should email you and tell you to respond, comment, or react on your blog as necessary. Even if you have a ton of RSS feeds, alerts and more set up, you might miss some things. Our PR Firm doesn't send us too much in terms of monitoring because we use lots of tools (including HubSpotsoftware) to monitor things ourselves, but about once a month they send something I missed, and it's usually good. But, we have about 10 people actively monitoring 100's of blogs and 100's of search feeds daily (not kidding, the joke is that we consume 40% of the Internet on a daily basis). I bet that your company has way fewer people in your company doing this stuff, so your PR firm will provide tons more value here.http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/08/13/the-pr-roadblock-on-the-road-to-blissful-blogging/http://www.micropersuasion.com/2008/08/does-the-thrill.htmlhttp://mashable.com/2008/08/12/role-of-public-relations/http://scobleizer.com/2008/08/11/pr-less-launch-kicks-off-a-stack-overflow-of-praise/http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/does_good_tech_need_pr.phphttp://www.pr-squared.com/2008/08/why_hire_a_pr_firm.htmlInbound Marketing Summit Who? what? steaming? HubSpotTvForum Fodderhttp://Success.HubSpot.comMarketing Tip of the WeekClosing: What are you doing this weekend?

Mike Volpe and Karen Rubin of HubSpot review viral videos. You can find our complete show notes with links and more details here: http://blog.hubspot.com/video/tabid/74768/bid/4281/Episode-3-Viral-Video-and-Obama-s-Twitteriffic-Announcement.aspx

HubSpot.TV Inbound Marketing Live - Episode #2 - 08-14-2008 http://www.HubSpot.tv Mike Volpe and Karen Rubin of HubSpot review the key marketing news and offer inbound marketing tips and advice. You can find our complete show notes with links and more details here: http://blog.hubspot.com/video/tabid/74768/bid/4270/Episode-2-HubSpot-TV-Gmail-Fail-Whale-Role-of-PR-Firm-in-Social-Media.aspx

HubSpot.TV Inbound Marketing Live - Episode #1 - 08-08-2008 http://www.HubSpot.tvMike Volpe and Karen Rubin of HubSpot review the key marketing news and offer inbound marketing tips and advice.Introductions Search Challenges Email as Most Popular Online Activity --http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/08/06/search-challenges-email-as-most-popular-daily-online-activity/Marketing News McCain Campaign Ads go viral "Obama Celebrity" ad gets 2m+ views http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHXYsw_ZDXgNewer "Obama = God" ad up to almost 1m views http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itFC-SkacFQParis Hilton response to McCain ad... (as a promo for Funny or Die) http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/64ad536a6dBUT, is it having an effect? What is it saying, really? Is making fun of someone hurt them... or maybe help them? Olympic Tips from Colleen Coyne - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itFC-SkacFQForum Fodder LinkedIn Groups - are they great? should you have one? how are we using them? Marketing Tip of the Week Sign off - What are you doing this weekend?