How to pronounce “marissa mayer” in English

Marissa Mayer: And Martha's stats are really impressive.

Marissa Mayer: That's great.

Marissa Mayer: Thank you.

Marissa Mayer: It's a very functional space, if not a very decorated space.

Marissa Mayer: A world-renowned model.

Marissa Mayer: And, of course, we also have the Google Image search.

Marissa Mayer: Just stunningly beautiful.

Marissa Mayer: Okay.

Marissa Mayer: How did you make the transition from model to, you know -- Martha Stewart: To whatever?

Marissa Mayer: I mean, your own show and to being really a do-it-yourself icon.

Marissa Mayer: How did Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia get started.

Marissa Mayer: You can see the whole array of different magazines.

Marissa Mayer: So what were the early days at Martha Stewart Living like?

Marissa Mayer: Well, you're here in Silicon Valley.

Marissa Mayer: It's interesting, we're about a half a mile down the road from the Computer History Museum, which always to me seems like a oxymoron, because it's such a short history.

Marissa Mayer: So what are the three -- if you had to name three really important lessons that you've learned throughout evolving your business, you've been so successful, what

Marissa Mayer: Okay.

Marissa Mayer: And I guess I'd like to -- >>Martha Stewart: Have you made a croquembouche?

Marissa Mayer: Unfortunately, I can't really cook, but my husband is a fabulous cook.

Marissa Mayer: I do embroider.

Marissa Mayer: Sorry.

Marissa Mayer: We have some exciting demos to show you later today.

Marissa Mayer: Well, we'll make sure we change that today.

Marissa Mayer: We can hook you up with Android tablet.

Marissa Mayer: But it is nice to be actually able to jump around between the books.

Marissa Mayer: That's great.

Marissa Mayer: Is there a biggest or funniest mishap that's happened on the TV show?

Marissa Mayer: Well, speaking of mishaps, we actually have -- you have a YouTube blooper reel which is pretty fun that you'll see some of the people you mentioned.

Marissa Mayer: That was incredibly entertaining.

Marissa Mayer: Huge best seller, inspired, I guess, all the books that came after it.

Marissa Mayer: And how do you decide what to include in the book?

Marissa Mayer: Wow.

Marissa Mayer: Is there one celebration in there that just stands out in your mind as your absolute favorite?

Marissa Mayer: Wow, that is a really big rabbit.

Marissa Mayer: Well, one of the things is, you know, you do a lot with the holidays.

Marissa Mayer: That's cool.

Marissa Mayer: I want to ask you what your funniest Thanksgiving experience might be, but that might be it.

Marissa Mayer: Well, we've been collecting questions from Googlers.

Marissa Mayer: We recently acquired Zagat.

Marissa Mayer: Sure.

Marissa Mayer: Okay.

Marissa Mayer: Really?

Marissa Mayer: Okay.

Marissa Mayer: So Martha's on Google+.

Marissa Mayer: Martha's on Google+.

Marissa Mayer: And in fact Eugenia, in fact, had a question, she said we would really love to see you do a Google+ Hangout.

Marissa Mayer: Judy Chang asks, you publish your calendar online.

Marissa Mayer: How much of a role does search play in your day-to-day?

Marissa Mayer: And we're working on more.