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Nielsen BuzzMetrics’ Pete Blackshaw gives The Corporate Blogging Book a thumbs up in a thoughtful re

by Debbie Weil | Aug 8, 2006 | General, Stuff, The Corporate Blogging Book, Uncategorized

Pete Blackshaw, CMO of Nielsen BuzzMetrics, has written a thoughtful book review cum analysis of the current state of corporate blogging in his latest article for ClickZ: Corporate Blogging: Great Liberator of Oxymoron. A bit of the backstory… he peppered me...

Thanks to my bloggy friends at BusinessBlogConsulting.com

by Debbie Weil | Aug 4, 2006 | The Corporate Blogging Book, Uncategorized

A huge thanks to my co-conspirators at Business Blog Consulting for posting yesterday to their respective blogs to announce the publication of The Corporate Blogging Book.** Thanks to Des (from Australia!),  Lee, Stephan (from New Zealand!), Toby (posted earlier)...

Too cool… The Corporate Blogging Book is #6 on Amazon’s Business / Marketing & Sales

by Debbie Weil | Aug 3, 2006 | New New Things, The Corporate Blogging Book, Uncategorized

This is too cool. It’s 3 PM Eastern on the official release day. Right now The Corporate Blogging Book is at #6 on Amazon’s Business / Marketing & Sales list, right above Jeffrey Gitomer’s Little Red Book of Sales Answers and Michael...

Even cooler… The Corporate Blogging Book is #6 on Amazon Business / Marketing & Sales

by Debbie Weil | Aug 3, 2006 | The Corporate Blogging Book, Uncategorized

This is too cool. It’s 3 PM Eastern on publication day. Right now The Corporate Blogging Book is at #6 on Amazon’s Business / Marketing & Sales list, right above Jeffrey Gitomer’s Little Red Book of Sales Answers and Michael Port’s Book...

The Corporate Blogging Book is #11 on Amazon’s Business / Marketing & Sales

by Debbie Weil | Aug 3, 2006 | The Corporate Blogging Book, Uncategorized

I know it’s ridiculous and obsessive to be sitting here hitting Refresh, but what the heck. I’m a first-time author! I want my book to be a best-seller! As of 11:50 AM eastern, The Corporate Blogging Book – released today by Penguin Portfolio –...

The Corporate Blogging Book is shipping from Amazon – one day early!

by Debbie Weil | Aug 2, 2006 | Events, The Corporate Blogging Book, Uncategorized

Friend and colleague Jim Kinlan of TemplateZone just emailed to tell me that the copy of The Corporate Blogging Book he ordered from Amazon has shipped! That’s his confirmation email at left, on his snazzy HTML stationery. One day early, it appears, as the...
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