Brad Hill has worked in the online field since 1992 and is a preeminent advocate of the online experience. As a bestselling author of books and columns, Hill reaches a global audience of consumers who rely on his writings to help determine their online service choices.
Brad’s books include a Publishers Weekly bestseller and a Book-of-the-Month Club catalog selection. Brad’s titles in the For Dummies series include Internet Searching For Dummies, Google For Dummies, and Yahoo! For Dummies. In other venues, Brad writes about cybercultural trends, digital music, virtual investing, and all sorts of online destinations. He is often consulted about the media’s coverage of the Internet. He appears on television, radio, Webcasts, and is quoted in publications such as Business Week, The New York Times, USA Today, and PC World.
Brad is a staff blogger at Weblogs Inc. (www.weblogsinc.com), where he runs the Search Engine Marketing weblog (SEM.weblogsinc.com) and contributes to several others. He also operates The Digital Songstream (www.Digital Songstream.com), a news and review site for digital music. Brad’s personal site (www.bradhill.com) describes all his current projects and provides an e-mail link.
Brad doesn’t get outdoors much. Sunshine baffles him. As compensation, he is listed in Who’s Who and is a member of The Authors Guild.