BlogWorldExpo – Debbie Weil and Sherman Hu

Debbie Weil (of TheCorporateBloggingBook.com and DebbieWeil.com fame) is a Mac, a blog evangelist, vlogs with The Flip, has her blogging book translated to Mandarin, invited to speak in China about blogging – what’s not to like about Debbie – she rocks!

Transcript

Debbie Weil: Can you tell?

Sherman Hu: Yeah. [laughs] This is Debbie Weil, and I’m walking with the rest of the speaker crew after a wonderful dinner at Hamada’s, with some Japanese chef entertainment. Good food!

We’re doing the Las Vegas walking marathon to Hard Rock Cafe for the PJ party.

Debbie: But we don’t have on our pajamas. We’re not wearing our pajamas.

Sherman: Yeah, but they probably wouldn’t want to see my pajamas anyway.

Debbie: We’ll try to look for them.

Sherman: It’d be a different type of party.

Debbie: We’re trying to look like we’re not chewing gum, but we are chewing gum.

Sherman: Chewing gum is cool. After hours.

Debbie: Good.

Sherman: That’s cool. Debbie, where can people find out more about your wonderful stuff?

Debbie: That’s a great question. www.DebbieWeil.com.

Sherman: www.DebbieWeil.Com.

Debbie: Or just go to Amazon and type in "The Corporate Blogging Book".

Sherman: Excellent.

Debbie: That’s the name of my book. You can find my book there.

Debbie: They always have sales and stuff.

Sherman: Yeah, that’s true.

Debbie: You go to www.DebbieWeil.Com, you get to the blog and everything else.

Sherman: Let me ask you one question. What is the one blogging strategy that is working really well for you or your clients right now?

Debbie: Blogging consistently. It doesn’t mean every day. It doesn’t mean three times a day. At least once a week.

It seems very straightforward. It’s really simple but you’ve got to keep doing it. Your big corporate clients, they get so busy but keep doing it. Try and make every entry pretty good. They add up over time.

Sherman: That’s true.

Debbie: Then you really have really created something.

Sherman: Yeah. Check out www.DebbieWeil.Com or Amazon. Look up her blogging book. Thank you so much, Debbie.

Debbie: Thank you.