This will be my 7th year in a row attending the Inbound conference. The fact that it is somewhat local for me has something to do with that, but it has more to do with a cosmic alignment of mindsets that keeps me coming back year after year. And...
While on a call with a client who wasn't seeing the results he had hoped for, the question came up, "What is the definition of failure?"
How would you answer that?
For some, it is that they won't recoup the hundreds of thousands of dollars that...
This year at the Inbound conference, Brian Halligan stood on the stage and said, “The way people buy has radically changed, so the way we sell has to change.” (It wasn’t that long ago that he said the same about marketing.) Mark Roberge said that...
Not to brag (ok, maybe a little…) but I have been to every INBOUND conference that Hubspot has put on or been involved with. I go to my fair share of conferences every year, but always look forward to this one. I come away inspired, motivated,...
Loud Linda at the DMV
The last thing I wanted to do in the middle of a busy work week, on the second to the last week of the year, in the midst of merging 2 companies together, was go to the DMV and get my license renewed. But passport in hand, the...
The effect of culture on content and why it is crucial for inbound success.
Creating content that speaks to buyers hearts and minds on a consistent basis is a bear of a job. In fact, it is too much for any one person to do alone. And that is a good...
Trust is hard to get and easy to lose.
Do you have kids? I do. And without getting all emotional and teary eyed, I will tell you that if you ask me about my 'why' it will always point back to them. I think most parents can relate to this. You...
I heard this question on a Hubspot Academy webinar from Nick Sal. He asked a really great question to the group, and most answered with something that they were hoping to learn from the webinar that would help them to get more leads to grow their...
Being a total book nerd, I read approximately 8-10 books during my long summer days in Maine by the lake. 75% of these are non-fiction, which I realize makes me an even bigger nerd. The fact that the other 25% of the non-fiction that I read gives...
My nana would love the idea of inbound. Growing up, she warned me about boys that just wanted to 'hook up'. She would tell me that any boy worth his salt would wait, be patient and not try to rush me into anything.
