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19 Marketing Experts Share Tips and Insights – Inbound Marketing Summit 2010 Preview

Justin Levy — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 03:09:35 +0000

As we get closer to the Inbound Marketing Summit on October 6-7th (you can save 50% off using source code EBOOK50), Mike Volpe of HubSpot and I teamed up to conduct a survey of the speakers. We had a total of 19 speakers respond, including Chris Brogan, David Meerman Scott, Dharmesh Shah, Steve Garfield, Scott Stratten and more. We gathered all of the responses, analyzed all of the data, and have released a free ebook with the results of the research.

We were interested by some of the data including the prediction that social media will drive more business value than SEO by 2013 and that over the next 3 years Google and Facebook will decline in importance while something new (and currently unknown) will emerge as the most important website or service.

Want to see what else these experts had to say? Here is the complete ebook as a presentation. If you want your own copy, you can download it.

What currently drives the most business value for your company? How do you think that will change over the next 3 years?

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Online Marketing Predictions for 2010 [eBook]

Justin Levy — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 16:02:30 +0000

Recently, Jason Peck of eWayDirect asked me and a handful of other people what our 2010 online marketing predictions were. Jason then rolled all of those predictions up into a pretty cool eBook. I really enjoyed reading what the other contributors think will happen in the online marketing world over the course of the next 12 months.

Want to know what some of my predictions are for 2010? You’re going to have to read the eBook to find out!

Online Marketing Predictions for 2010

Synchronize, Backup, and Expand Your Social Networks

Justin Levy — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 17:47:51 +0000

What would you do if you woke up today and found out that overnight Twitter closed up shop? What if it was LinkedIn? Facebook? Would you be able to still stay in contact with the networks you have spent time building on these platforms? My guess is that you would remember some of your contacts, especially those who you talk with most often. Of course, as the new platform popped up, you would find your way back to some of the other people whom you don’t speak with often but who are very active in the various communities. Well, to help lessen the damage that such an incident would cause, Christopher S. Penn and John Wall, from Marketing Over Coffee, have to put together a free ebook on synchronizing social networks.

You can download the free ebook here. Then, after you’re done reading it, make sure you synchronize your social networks. Are we connected on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, FriendFeed, Flickr and the others? If not, take the time to friend me up on these networks. You can find all of my active networks in the FriendFeed widget to the right.

Also, make sure you subscribe to Marketing Over Coffee. It is one of the best marketing podcasts out there!

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Want to Become a Twitter Power User?

Justin Levy — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 18:48:58 +0000

Have you been on Twitter for a while now? Are you looking for new ways to get the most out of Twitter? Do you want to graduate from a novice to a power user? Well, if you answered yes to any or all of the questions above, then Christopher S. Penn has a new ebook which he has published just for you: The Twitter Power Guide – Advanced Tips for Making the Most Out of Twitter.

After reading through the Twitter Power Guide, are there other tips or tricks that you use to get the most out of Twitter? If so, then please share your thoughts.

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