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.

Sup dawg, I heard you like The Office, so I put The Office in your office so you can play The Office in your office.

It's been a crazy week for us over at HubSpot - and I swear this time it's crazier than usual.

HubSpot is in the process of yet another office move (same building, different floor), so today all of us are working from home. It's my first real taste of what it would be like to work from home full-time.

It's about time that Inbound Marketing makes it to the big YouTube screen. Check out this hilarious music video, featuring, among others, yours truly...

I figure it's about time for me to throw a BOSup blog post in the mix in order to share my great time and, of course, photos too. At this point, if you're reading my blog, you're likely a marketing geek like myself (or a marketing geek in denial... or a family member) so this post will not shock or confuse you.

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

Over the past week I've had a bit of a social media overload. First the MarketingProfs B2B Forum, with lots of sessions on social media, then the Boston tweet-up on Monday night, then Wednesday's PubClub "New Media" panel and Thursday's Social Media Club Boston panel on "Social Media for the Enterprise." Wow. That's a lot of social media talk for one week.

This week has been quite the whirl-wind (even though it's only Tuesday). I was at the MarketingProfs B2B Forum in Boston, which turned out to be quite a blast. I got to spend two full days with all marketers talking about topics I find really interesting (and happen to address in my job) like blogging and social media.

It has been much too long since my last post, and I blame my new found social media love: twitter. In classic twitter style (limited to 140 characters), here's why I've been neglecting my blog and spending my time on twitter: