If for any reason you don’t see that video embedded here, you can also click here to go to the original on YouTube.

Here’s the original announcement, below. The register link has been revised to take you to the recording instead.

The video here is my talking for slightly less than three minutes, my summary of what happens tomorrow. If you can’t see it for any reason, please click here to go to the Youtube source.

And for more information, here’s the link to the page at Palo Alto Software that explains what we’re doing and provides a map of the 85 locations (mostly town halls and chambers of commerce, no commercial locations–it really is a free giveaway) where people can go tomorrow to get the software.

It’s just for the one day, tomorrow, July 1. For any Oregonian 18 years or older who goes to one of those locations to collect a download card.

I’m pleased to be speaking along with John Jantsch of Duct Tape Marketing, Ken Yancey, CEO of SCORE, and Rich Sloan of StartupNation for this free webinar next Wednesday.

It’s a free webinar, but capacity is limited, so if you’re interested, please click here to register right now.

Megan wants a job. More specifically, she wants a job related to social media and internet marketing in the Silicon Valley.

In any normal year, this would have been no problem. Google would have snapped her up. Yahoo would have. So would a couple of dozen other companies. She’s an opportunity: a “fuzzy” political science major who won web awards for programming Cold Fusion databases before she reached puberty, and did serious web programming work for darfurgenocide.org while still in high school. She’s kind of a bridge, a writer and marketing type who understands the depths of programming. She has her own blog, and she also blogs at Brazen Careerist and Huffington Post. She’s been on Facebook for four years. She’s on Twitter. She’s on LinkedIn.

But then came the downturn. And the worst year for graduating seniors since sometime in the 1930s. Megan’s got some possibilities; some things might still work out–one of which came directly from Twitter, by the way. But we’re passing mid-April now, and she’s still available.

Think of this strategically. She’s as young as most college graduates, but in her chosen world of social media and internet marketing, that whole world started about the same time she got into it. So maybe she has something special in the strengths and weaknesses category, something that might help even in this toughest of all years to get a job.

All her information, links to her various blog posts and all the rest are (right where they should be for a young social media marketing person) at meganberry.com.

You can listen live at that time at http://www.wsradio.com/internet-talk-radio.cfm/shows/Build-Your-Business-Radio.html.

That’s this coming Monday, February 9.

It should be fun. I hope you join us.