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HubSpot TV - Publishing is Publicity

 

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HubSpot TV Episode #21 - January 2, 2009

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Intro

  • How to interact on Twitter: @karenrubin @mvolpe
  • Remember to subscribe in iTunes - http://itunes.hubspot.tv
  • Thanks for all your support in 2008 - we're up to 200 iTunes subscribers and are getting 10,000 views per month

Mailbag

  • Something cool to talk about on HubSpot TV would be best practices for status updates on Facebook and Twitter. There are those of us (myself included) who use the Twitter for Facebook application to keep everything in sync. But this annoys a lot of Facebook users due to the pace that I tweet (which is only 5 times a day that aren't @replies). (from Ellie: Dare I plug my own blog? Feel free to grab the content from here: http://www.elliemirman.com/bid/4257/twitter-facebook-app-why-i-love-it-how-i-could-love-it-more)
  • Joe Mako: question for your next HubSpot TV: what is a safe place to check domain availability, to avoid front-running? I used to use "Suso's domain availability checker" : http://support.suso.org/dns/saferdomainlookup.php but it has since been taken down

Headlines

Krafts Facebook apps perform very differently

Holiday ecommerce sales Flat

Facebook Growing by 600,000 Users Per Day

  • Marketing Takeaway: Facebook is mainstream. Start using it before you get left behind.

Facebook fraud in Higher Education

Google SEO Updates - Page Rank and Search Rankings

Internet Overtakes Newspapers as Top News Source

State of the Twittersphere - Q4-2008

Forum Fodder

Marketing Tip of the Week: Try to find some data you have and compile it into a report that will gain your company media/PR exposure (like the State of the Twittersphere report)

Closing 

Search Engine Optimization Kit

Posted by Rebecca Corliss on Sat, Jan 03, 2009 @ 10:22 AM

COMMENTS

Your tv spot has recording issues so was unable to watch it.

posted on Saturday, January 03, 2009 at 12:15 PM by Sandra


When I was looking to purchase a new domain in the spring of '07, I had several that I had searched for get purchased by a domain squatter the day after I ran the searches. I waited out the grace period and made sure not to give the domain any traffic, so thankfully, they relinquished the domain before the grace period was up and I was able to register it without paying through the nose. 
 
But I ran the search through Godaddy, and it was my understanding back when this occurred that there wasn't any mainstream domain search tool that was immune to 3rd parties 'kiting' recently searched-for domains. From what I understood, this is happening at the whois level, not at the level of the registrars, so it's impossible to avoid. 
 
Now, if this has changed, I'd love to know, but I'd prefer to see a citation somewhere than just take your domain guru's word for it.

posted on Saturday, January 03, 2009 at 3:53 PM by Ryan Meray


Thanks for the marketing tip.

posted on Saturday, January 03, 2009 at 11:45 PM by Free Torrent Search


This is some great advice keep them coming :)

posted on Saturday, January 03, 2009 at 11:59 PM by Jeffrey Louis


This is great stuff, thank you! 
 
I'd add one other piece of advice: PR. It's cheaper than other forms of marketing (especially if you go with a place that only charges when they place articles like Publicity Guaranteed)

posted on Thursday, February 05, 2009 at 4:05 PM by Dan


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