If you're just learning about inbound marketing, there is a lot of information available. Here is brief video introduction to inbound marketing.

This educational video helps you understand the mind of a marketer, and what shapes our decision making, workplace behavior and marketing mix. Can you become a marketer, or are they born? Find the answer you've long sought.

Bernie Borges conducts a podcast interview with Brian Halligan, CEO of HubSpot and co-author of the new book Inbound Marketing. Halligan discusses why now is the time for marketers to embrace inbound marketing.

Are you still using the keywords meta tag? Or are you stuffing your description meta tags in hopes that it will help your rankings?If so, Google has a reminder for you: you're wasting your time.

What some firms may or may not know is that kicking your website into gear to be more interactive, more search friendly, and more indexable isn’t that difficult. Making small improvements to your site can really help and potentially lead to new business. The following are five simple ways in which you can bolster your firm’s online presence...

Using Linkedin to make the right impression, as people browse profiles.

In this excerpt from Bernie Borges' book, Marketing 2.0, Bernie offers marketers advice on how to do proper planning to develop a social media marketing strategy. Old school meets new school when marketers do their homework through research to identify a content strategy and how to use tools such as blogs and social networks to execute a social media strategy.

One of the success stories in my book, Marketing 2.0 is about Brent Britton. Not too many lawyers use the social web. If you ask most law firms “why don’t you use social media” most will say “that’s not where we get our clients.” But, Brent’s use of the web has been second nature. I give Brent a lot of credit for his personal branding. I asked Brent how he does it while being part of a law firm and complying with strict industry regulations.

Before looking at the site any deeper, it was obvious to me that they needed more content. All types of content. And a whole lot more pages. This is what motivated me to tweet this morning on Twitter an SEO tip:

A new study by Anderson Analytics looks into the demographics and psychographics of social networking users on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and LinkedIn with a goal of providing marketers with information about users' interests and buying habits as related to their network of choice. The end result is a detailed look at the profiles and habits of social networking users on the web today.