We discuss the update Facebook recently announced that they will not be charging for like, shares or comments in CPC campaigns.

We then talk about an poor experience we had with a phone company and introduce the concept of Inbound Customer Service to delight clients throughout all lifecycle stages.

We discuss the best times to send emails and to post on top social networks.

When do you have the best response?

We discuss a recent post from Seth Godin titled "Every Marketing Challenge Revolves Around These Questions"

We offer examples on how companies have answered these questions.

We discuss how to integrate the HubSpot CRM with your marketing and the importance of having two systems that talk to each other.

We offer the tip on how to migrate to the HubSpot CRM.

We look back at the last episode and what we learned from broadcasting live on Meerkat and Periscope.

We had some missteps but overall enjoyed the experience and the process.

We offer tips on what to do for your stream to be a success and how we would have improved on ours.

We test live streaming with the latest episode on how to launch an EBook that converts visitors to leads.

Ever want to know what your prospects are thinking? We explore how to use analytics and marketing automation software to understand what your audience wants.

We want you to be able to leverage this information to have more successful follow up with prospects.

We then outline our most essential tools for producing and distributing a podcast.

A close up look at how Meerkat and Periscope can help connect you with your audience.

We discuss the impact of live streaming for events and marketing.

We suggest you get on board.

As four and five year vets of the Inbound Conference held in Boston in September, we discuss how you can have the best experience possible at this year's event.

We also offer a reminder on how you can use summer holidays to connect with your prospects and customers.

We hijack a standard question from one of our favorite podcasts and answer what we would do if we were starting over with just $500.

Our tip of the week comes from an experience our co-worker had when a professional baseball team in Seattle asked for a review.