What do Black & Decker, Ernst & Young, The Wharton School of Management, Starbucks Coporate and Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com all have in common?

They've all booked top rated marketing speaker Mark Hughes.

How would your meeting benefit from booking Mark Hughes?

Mark's dynamic program tells how he grew eBay's Half.com from zero to 8 million registered users as its VP of Marketing in less than 3 years!  He did that by out-thinking versus out-spending.

He literally put Half.com on the map by convincing Halfway, Oregon to rename itself to Half.com, Oregon...dubbed by Time magazine as "one of the greatest publicity coups" in history and then sold out to eBay 6 months later for over $300 million!

Add some BUZZ to your next event!
Reserve a date with Mark Hughes now!

Call Tom Neilssen at the BrightSightGroup
Phone:  609-924-3060


Search is Your New Brand

What a Google, Yahoo!, MSN, or hakia search delivers in the way of results says alot about your brand.

Often, it’s a first impression about your brand…

And as the saying goes, “There’s no second chance for a first impression.”

A colleague of mine were meeting with a major company in New York the other week.

We mentioned that a Google search for their brand name delivers a nasty post pertaining to Zionism and one of their Board of Directors.

The feeling, though, was there was nothing they could do about it.

Hello brand stewards and anyone in PR: wake up. Smell the search technology.

A search, today, says everything about your brand.

A little SEO and crowding out nasty content with better content can go a long way.

Or would you rather do nothing and alienate business.

Mark Hughes is a marketing speaker, consultant, and author of the book Buzzmarketing: Get People to Talk About Your Stuff.

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