In 2010, a big message from HubSpot was to be a publisher for your industry. It's cool to see how far we've come.

We don't expect people to be able to do every possible job -- design, write, project-manage, code, etc. etc. -- so why do some people expect each post to earn views, drive traffic elsewhere, build brand love, inspire people to share AND buy AND AND

S/O to the editors who call out the sections of a post they love in addition to the parts that need work. IMO it's just as important to see where you got it right as it is to see where improvements need to be made.

This week marks 5 years HubSpot for me -- no workplace is perfect, but for me, this place comes pretty close. I get to work with smart & kind folks who care deeply about what they do and how they do it. I think I'll stick around for a while.

"Lots of companies have internal newsletters that nobody reads. We wanted ours to be different." hubs.ly/H0mY-g30 by Beth Dunn

“This past year, we did some things better, made some mistakes and missteps, and ultimately learned a lot about building a company where everyone can do their best work.” — HubSpot link.medium.com/V8bW1OBj13

“Inclusion plays a large part in hiring talent, building a productive workforce, and retaining employees” — Flora (Yuan) Wang Flora (Yuan) Wang link.medium.com/FDs587Wn33

We’re seeing a new species of innovator emerging in our economy: experience disrupters. These organizations are successfully outmaneuvering their competition by providing excellent experiences. How they sell is why they win. from Brian Halligan’s desk mitsmr.com/3a7PvDg

You know you're not persuading anyone with your creative rationale when the response is, "You realize we're a company... that has to, like, sell things and make money. Right?"

Hi, I am in a pit of despair gen.medium.com/it-will-be-har…

Today is an exciting day! It’s the start of a new Facebook group by HubSpot for Marketers! Check out and join Marketers to Marketers for discussions on all things marketing (say that 5x fast)! 🙌🎉🧡 facebook.com/groups/markete…

.Caroline Forsey wrote a great piece on a topic I care a lot about: having a strong SEO strategy doesn't mean your content is automatically soulless and uncreative. You have to work at it, but creativity & SEO can coexist in your strategy: hubs.ly/H0qzSKc0

Please feel free to contact me or @BradenBecker if you're interested in this opportunity!

In February we bought a media company. It's May and we're launching a podcast network. Here is why we're deciding to invest big in audio. >> blog.hubspot.com/marketing/hubs…

One good reason to publish content that "doesn't covert" or maybe doesn't even get much search traffic directly, is to have a more topically complete site - which could help your more important content rank better.

A great read from Pamela Bump on the history of Disability Pride -- blog.hubspot.com/marketing/disa…

Thank you to everyone for the words of support and congratulations. I’m deeply humbled, grateful, and super excited to take on this new role in partnership with Brian Halligan, dharmesh, and the entire HubSpot team. Let's get to work! hubspot.com/company-news/y…

Beyond excited to share HubSpot's inaugural Sustainability Report, highlighting our progress to date in ESG. Read the report and learn more about how we're investing in our people, communities, systems and the environment here: hubspot.com/company-news/2…

Are you a freelance marketing writer with SEO experience? I'm launching a new program for the HubSpot Blogs and would love to talk to you!

Are you a fan of Shark Tank? Are you a fan of prizes? In honor of the launch of HubSpot's new Shark Tank rewatch podcast, Another Bite, we’re giving away $5k in tech prizes. Head here for more on how to enter: upvir.al/139303/AB1?tra…