26 days ago by Cameron Barry

Written by Cameron Barry, senior communications specialist at Strategic Conversations . The fourth and last Blog Potomac, a social media marketing event organized by Geoff Livingston and Debbie Weil, was held on Friday, October 23. From the time this event was first announced, Livingston had made it ...

GrayMatter Minute - graymatterminute.com · Rank: 194,085 · 25 references

33 days ago by Karen Malone Wright

I keep hearing about social media "gurus" and experts. But the more I learn about life online, the more I realize that in keeping with Web 2.0 sensitivities, we each have some info, some value to share. A whole dang community of gurus, you might say.I've also concluded that the pronouncement of some ...

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40 days ago by Chris Husong

Debbie Weil, blogger and author of The Corporate Blogging Book, recently shared with readers at Mashable 5 Ways to Write Retweetable Tweets. For Twitter users, a “retweet” is the equivalent of a high-five. In essence what you are saying is, “I really like what you tweeted AND I think it is so valuab ...

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114 days ago by claudemalaison

L’univers des conférences techno, style Web 2.0, est-il la dernière frontière de la discrimination envers les femmes et un des derniers refuges du machisme? C’est cette question, pour le moins étonnante à première vue, qui a fait l’objet d’un billet de Geoff Livingston, il y a quelques jours. Geoff ...

émergenceweb : blogue - emergenceweb.com/blog · Rank: 33,063 · 172 references

117 days ago by Beth Bates

By Beth J. Bates, New Media Special Correspondent CEOs with an interest in leveraging blogging and social media will find a great resource in Debbie Weil. Debbie is a local thought leader who helps CEOs make the most of social media. Her blog is a comprehensive resource on marketing, technology and ...

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130 days ago by torirose

Good advice to follow: Choose your niche. It doesn’t matter what it is — you just need to decide what you want to be known for and tailor your online presence to that message. — Mike Murray In sales they call it ABC (Always Be Closing). In social networking it’s continually answering the “Why should ...

Blue Media Boutique Blog - bluemediaboutique.wordpress.com

139 days ago by Mary Ellen Slayter

Hosted by social media expert (and member of our Social Media Advisory Board) Debbie Weil, next week’s Sweets and Tweets in Washington, D.C., will focus on how crowdsourcing is changing the business landscape. The July 9 event is sold out, but Senior Editor Mary Ellen Slayter recently talked to spea ...

SmartBlog On Social Media - smartblogs.com/socialmedia · Rank: 7,144 · 165 references

150 days ago by Donna Maria

This past Saturday, I hosted Indie Business Revolution in Washington, DC. Our special guest was Debbie Weil, social media strategist and author of The Corporate Blogging Book. Here is a picture of Debbie and I showing off her book, which I highly recommend you purchase if you want to make the most o ...

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164 days ago by Mihaela Lica

140 characters of prose, in 35 million stanzas. Even Shakespeare would be in awe! Here I go again, ranting about Twitter, when I should really spend my time doing something more constructive, like finishing my book for example. It just so happened that today I read on Detroit Free Press an excellent ...

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171 days ago by Gianluigi Zarantonello

Penso che il titolo del mio post rappresenti un quesito ricorrente per molti imprenditori e marketing manager. La prima risposta che mi viene in mente è “dipende”. Se guardiamo allo strumento di per sé il blog è veramente adatto ad ogni tipo di azienda: si può costruire con poche risorse economiche, ...

Internet Manager Blog - webspecialist.wordpress.com · Rank: 189,683 · 12 references