What are some examples of work done by a HubSpot inbound marketing summer intern? What is it like to be a marketing intern at HubSpot?

It depends what specific team under marketing, but some interns write content for the blog. A few interns work on the annual INBOUND conference, from coordinating speakers to registration to customer service to promotions. I was managing the Facebook presence, monitoring and responding on Twitter, and developed a video marketing program. For what it is like... it is exhilarating. If you get selected, you should feel good because their application process is very competitive. On the east coast, they are easily one of the best programs. HubSpot was all I knew from since it was my first internship and first time having a job (other than consulting or speaking). The culture still resembles a startup. Interns are expected to perform like a full-time of employee. You are not looked at as [just] an intern. This comes with a lot of trust, responsibility, and autonomy to do what you need to get the job done. Everything you see in the culture code is pretty accurate. The ultimate mottos are: GSD (get &%$! done) and JFDI (just &%$^*@# do it). I did not get any training, but most interns receive a few days. The fact that I did not have training may have enhanced my experience of figuring the platform out and just asking good questions. You'll work a lot and hard. I wanted to do as much as I could possibly do during my summers there, so I kept working once arriving home and slept less, but loved every minute of it. You'll learn a ton. HubSpotters are a smart bunch. They practice what they preach and do it well. They are arguably the leader in the marketing world and have a huge reputation. You'll get support. HubSpotters are able and willing to help, chat, and mentor. You may receive a mentor to meet weekly with in addition to your manager 1:1 meetings.