Earlier this week I traveled down to toasty Tampa, Florida for Social Fresh Tampa. It was my first time attending Social Fresh, and it was a fantastic time. I got to see old friends I hadn't seen in months, and got to meet a lot of great new friends.

Last week I had the fun opportunity to fill in for the oh-so-provocative Karen Rubin by co-hosting HubSpot TV. It was a pretty perfect week in marketing for me, with lots of news on Facebook and email marketing! Check out the full episode below or on the HubSpot blog.

Recently I made my radio debut on Career Life Balance Radio as part of their "Marketing Minutes" segment. My segments are focusing on "How to Use Facebook for Business". Listen below for my surprisingly high-pitched Facebook for Business Tips.

This brings together two fabulous things: Jewish stories and social media geekiness - in a hilarious way!

It's no secret that I'm an Internet marketing geek. In particular, I spend a lot of time learning the ins and outs of Facebook to share how businesses can use the social network for marketing.

There's nothing like a great conference to really get lots of thoughts and ideas jumping around in your head, just waiting for a blog post to flush them out. Yesterday I drove down to Randolph, MA for Geek Girl Camp Boston to talk to women about how to use inbound marketing and, specifically, Facebook, for business and afterwards I was so energized with blog post ideas about marketing and Facebook and social media newbies.

Next week, I'll be heading out to Randolph, MA for Geek Girl Camp Boston to speak on How to Use Facebook for Business.

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I'm not one of the people who was outraged by Facebook's redesign, but I can't help but love this video.

Why do I feel like I am one of few who are really excited about Facebook enabling comments on mini feed items? The second I found out, (not only did I twitter about it, but also) I turned around and shared the exciting news with a couple coworkers. My exclamation was met with some mild accord.