Inbound Marketing for Creative Small Businesses
From the monthly archives:
I am a big fan and supporter of the UnConference concept, especially as exemplified by the many and multiplying PodCamps in the world today. So I’m pleased to see that the format is being applied in other ways, too, such as at the MassChallenge UnPanel.
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One of my (least) favorite internet memes is that social media is somehow a generational thing, that “kids these days” are somehow wired differently, and that boomers and other, older generations either (a) aren’t using these tools, or (b) don’t or can’t “get it.” Horse hockey, I say.
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I’ve got a new post up on the HubSpot Inbound Marketing Blog titled “What Did Jane Austen Know About Social Media?” and I’ve been thinking ever since it went up about the role of manners, and first impressions, online, and how they affect our perceptions of people and brands.
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I love a good infographic as much as — OK probably more than — the next guy. Today the folks at HubSpot (my place of employment and the source of much personal and professional joy for me) came out with this beauty, on the Birth of the Inbound Marketing Universe.
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