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Zane Safrit on CEO Blogging in a Crisis… and other stuff too

by Debbie Weil | Feb 20, 2007 | Podcasting, Uncategorized

Another great show with CEO blogger Zane Safrit (full disclosure: his company, Conference Calls Unlimited, is one of our loyal sponsors).  We talked about the growing phenomenon of CEO blogs and what – or whether – to post in a crisis. Specifically,...

Micro Persuasion’s Steve Rubel debunks “social media” as a concept, talks about the new PR (it’s not

by Debbie Weil | Feb 13, 2007 | Podcasting, Uncategorized

Great interview with Steve Rubel in a live broadcast from Voice America’s Phoenix, AZ studio. The audio quality is so much better when you’re talking into a mike. Felt like a real radio host. Steve, as most everyone knows, is a senior VP of Edelman PR as...

Blogging pioneer Halley Suitt on what’s off limits on a business blog, the importance of links in bl

by Debbie Weil | Feb 6, 2007 | Podcasting, Uncategorized

Happy Birthday Halley! Long-time blogger, writer and entrepreneur Halley Suitt graciously agreed to be my guest on The Corporate Blogging Show today, on her birthday. We talked about why she started blogging in 2002, whether and how corporate blogs can adopt the...

Baltimore Sun multimedia editor John Lindner on blurring the line between mainstream media and marke

by Debbie Weil | Jan 30, 2007 | Podcasting, Uncategorized

John Lindner and I did tit for tat interviews this week. He interviewed me for his Blography podcast (click here to listen) for The Baltimore Sun. (Will post direct link later.) Then I interviewed him the next day for The Corporate Blogging Show. We had a wide-ranging...

Jackie Huba talks about citizen marketing (and her new book) and how it relates to corporate bloggin

by Debbie Weil | Jan 23, 2007 | Podcasting, Uncategorized

A great show with Jackie Huba, co-author of the newly published Citizen Marketers. Download the Jan. 23, 2007 show as a podcast or sign up for the RSS feed to get it (and future editions of the TCB Show) automatically. libsyn blog

J.D. Iles of SignsNeverSleep.com on small business blogging: practical,  passionate and personal

by Debbie Weil | Jan 9, 2007 | Podcasting, Uncategorized

J.D. Iles is one of the case studies in my book (chapter 6: The New ROI is ROB – Return on Blogging) so it was fun to catch up with him. He runs a custom sign-making shop in Lincoln, N.H. and blogs (almost daily) at SignsNeverSleep. J.D. takes a highly practical...
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