by Emily Binder | Jun 20, 2017 | Podcast, Speaking
I joined The Beancast again. This time the theme was how much bunk is out there in marketing study land. What do YOU do on your phone during TV ads? We tackled Facebook’s assertion that TV viewers turn to Facebook during commercial breaks, the hurdles facing...
by Emily Binder | May 21, 2017 | Technology
Here’s what I see coming for voice assistants like Amazon Echo and Google Home. Lots of marketing opportunities here, and perhaps finally one eco-system to combine all social app data. More on that later. Basic Functionality: What date did I move to San...
by Emily Binder | Feb 3, 2017 | Featured Tips and Advice, Psychology, Tips and Advice
2016 was a year that everyone (in my echo chamber) was happy to see end. I reflected for a month, and here are six takeaways regarding health, happiness, social life, and apps: There is usually no Ctrl+Shift+T for life, but you can always open a new tab. Retweet....
by Emily Binder | Feb 21, 2016 | Marketing, Technology
By the end of 2016, all parking meters in New York City will accept payment via mobile app. New York isn’t the first city to offer mobile parking meter payment (joining Boston, Fort Worth, Seattle, SLC, and others) and it won’t be the last. Interesting:...
by Emily Binder | Oct 20, 2015 | Career, Featured Tips and Advice, Marketing, Social Media, Technology, Tips and Advice, Tutorials
You may have unknowingly granted LinkedIn access to hundreds of your contacts and emails. The confusing privacy policy and slippery UI make it difficult to tell how much data you’re sharing. It’s probably a lot more than you realize. Read on to learn how...
