125 word bio

Debbie Weil is the author of the original and definitive book on corporate blogging, THE CORPORATE BLOGGING BOOK (updated 2010 Kindle edition available on Amazon). She is a DC-based corporate social media consultant and speaker who has advised clients such as GlaxoSmithKline and the American College of Radiology on how to embrace and execute social media marketing. She has been blogging since 2003 at debbieweil.com/blog and was named by Washingtonian Magazine as a DC Top 100 Tech Titan. She is a Top Twitterer in DC @debbieweil with over 8,000 Followers. She has been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Fortune, Business Week, CNN.com, The Guardian and numerous other publications. 


170 word bio

Debbie Weil is the author of the original and definitive book on corporate blogging, THE CORPORATE BLOGGING BOOK (updated 2010 Kindle edition available on Amazon). She is a DC-based corporate social media consultant and speaker who has advised clients such as GlaxoSmithKline and the American College of Radiology on how to embrace and execute social media marketing. She has been a card-carrying member of DC’s Digerati since the 1980s. She has been blogging since 2003 at debbieweil.com/blog and was named by Washingtonian Magazine as a DC Top 100 Tech Titan. She is a Top Twitterer in DC @debbieweil with over 8,000 Followers. Debbie has parsed the implications of Web 2.0 for thousands of marketing, communications and PR executives at conferences 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, The New York Times, Fortune, Business Week, CNN.com, The Guardian and numerous other publications. She is working on a new book that is a narrative story of Government 2.0 (the use of social media to make government transparent, participatory and collaborative).

 

Note: new photos by Virginia photographer Mark Finkenstaedt.

Reviewers Say...

Smart, witty and accessible.

- Kirkus Reports


Rock-solid advice and examples… Weil deftly shows how to avoid the pitfalls

- Chris Anderson, Author of The Long Tail


The original and definitive book on corporate blogging.

- The Social Enthusiast (August 2009)


The Best Business Blogging Book

- John Moore, Brand Autopsy


November 2008 -  Named one of ten insightful Web 2.0 books. Click #8.

- CIO Insight


Open this book to any page and you’ll discover ideas you can use…

- Seth Godin, author of Tribes and 10 other bestsellers


This is *the* book smart businesspeople should read to understand the ins and outs of blogging.

- Dan Pink, Author of A Whole New Mind and Johnny Bunko


One of the best books around for novice corporate bloggers. Witty, entertaining and informative.

- Blogger review (April 2009)


This compact yet comprehensive encyclopedia of corporate blogging lucidly explains why blogging should be part of any customer loyalty strategy.

- Jackie Huba, Author of Citizen Marketers


I loved the conversational and organic nature of the book… impeccable research and flawless writing style.

- Kip Meacham on Amazon


Debbie, you’ve worked very hard to help corporate America understand social media. Nice job!

- Dr. Nora Ganim Barnes, Dir. UMass Center for Marketing Research