About Me

Debbie Weil is a corporate social media strategist who has helped clients such as GlaxoSmithKline and the American College of Radiology embrace and execute social media marketing. She is also a sought-after speaker and a trainer specializing in blogging and Twitter as corporate communications strategies. She is based in Washington D.C.

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She is the author of the widely praised The Corporate Blogging Book published in the U.S. by Portfolio, and also in Italian, Mandarin Chinese and a UK edition.

She has written BlogWriteForCEOs, a leading blog on social media marketing, since 2003. She was recently named one of DC's Top 100 Tech Titans and is a Top Twitterer in DC with nearly 5,000 followers @debbieweil. She appears on yourBusinessChannel, an online TV show featuring social marketing and business development advice.

Debbie has parsed the implications of Web 2.0 for thousands of marketing, communications and PR executives at conferences and events in the U.S., Canada, the UK, Europe, the Middle East and China.

She has been quoted on the topic of corporate and CEO blogging in The Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Business Week, The New York Times, CNN.com, The Guardian and numerous other publications. She has been interviewed on NPR's MarketPlace.

Debbie has a unique background as a journalist with corporate marketing experience. She has an MBA from Georgetown University, a Masters in Journalism from the University of Wisconsin and an undergraduate degree in English from Harvard.

She was previously a marketing manager for Network Solutions, Inc., the original dot com company. Before that, she was a reporter and editor for several leading U.S. newspapers, including Roll Call.

She's been online since 1992. She launched her first Web site in 1995.

Visit her online at www.debbieweil.com. Download high-res photos (head shot and book cover) from her media kit.

The Corporate Blogging Book

"Rock-solid advice and examples," says Chris Anderson, author of The Long Tail. This comprehensive guide confronts the Big 3: fear, the time factor and what to write.
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WordBiz Report

Debbie Weil's WordBiz Report