INBOUND 2015 I&E: Mari Smith 'Facebook Marketing Success'

Often referred to as “the Queen of Facebook”, Mari Smith is considered one of the world’s foremost experts on Facebook marketing and social media. She is a Forbes top ten social media power influencer and author of The New Relationship Marketing and coauthor of Facebook Marketing: An Hour A Day. Facebook recently partnered with Mari to facilitate and teach at the Facebook 2015 Boost Your Business series of live training events across the United States. Fast Company described Mari as “a veritable engine of personal branding, a relationship marketing whiz, and the Pied Piper of the Online World.” One of our Ideas & Experiences speaker series at INBOUND 2015.

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[RoyMontero]

3:35 - "In fact, I came in I flew in early just to make sure that I was in the front row to see Brene Brown one of my favorite speakers on the planet." — Mari Smith



5:55 - The Dunbar Number of 150 People

[ChristopherDilts]

Great presentation! I understand the comment below although this is Hubspot live audience event so I would expect the first 5 minutes or so to be a warm up as this was shot live and not produced as a stand-alone video training. The "Trends" section for example, about 4 minutes in, is very good and helpful. I saw the live presentation and can highly recommend the slide deck as being very useful.

[davidclarkson]

Too much rambling, had to switch off. Could have been a good talk but I gave it 5 minutes and didn't hear anything other than small talk.