by Emily Binder | Jun 14, 2018 | Featured Marketing, Marketing, Tips and Advice
Doctors, lawyers, and journalists have codes of ethics. They are trained on and continually reminded of their ethics guidelines. Advertisers don’t have standard ethics. But we’re responsible for influencing culture, which is huge. Doctors and lawyers charge fees...
by Emily Binder | May 29, 2018 | Marketing, Social Media
GDPR: let’s think bigger than the impact on email marketing databases and programmatic declines and the future Facebook Ads. More interesting: a birds eye view on the theme that strings together GDPR’s implications for marketing: Will legal jeopardy stifle...
by Emily Binder | Feb 18, 2018 | Social Media
Two parts: 1) The story of my non-friend Matt, the annoying Facebook power-user (energy drainer). 2) Your to-do: unfriend your Matt. Healthy social media boundaries that may seem rude are digital survival. 1. Background story I have an acquaintance we’ll call...
by Emily Binder | Nov 30, 2017 | Career, Featured Career, Marketing
I just found out that my first marketing boss, Kris Hart, died four years ago at the young age of 48. Somehow I hadn’t heard, and I’m processing. I want to tell you about what she meant to me. While I’m late in the sense of her passing, I’m right on time...
by Emily Binder | Mar 24, 2017 | Marketing, Podcast, Speaking
I was back on The BeanCast this week. Bob said it was one of the best episodes ever! but he always says that… I played devil’s advocate regarding whether TV is dying (it pretty much is) During the #AdFail5, I got to share my eosteric knowledge of jars from...
by Emily Binder | Feb 28, 2017 | Book Reviews, Ergonomics, Health, Technology
I’m reading Ready Player One, Ernest Cline’s dystopian future sci-fi novel that’s chock full of awesome ’80s culture. It’s a fun read, accurately called a “nerdgasm” by John Scalzi. Brief synopsis: In 2044, an energy crisis...
