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Voice Marketing with Emily Binder

Voice Marketing with Emily Binder

著者： Emily Binder
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Your brand is building trust or burning it. Most don’t know which.


Emily Binder defined voice marketing as a discipline before most brands knew they needed it. She distills 15+ years of experience — from leading acquisition for the Nasdaq-listed pioneer of VoIP to building the premier voice AI platform for financial services — into strategies that make brands impossible to ignore. She consults for technology companies, ETF issuers, and firms of every scale, guiding over $170 billion in AUM. She started this show because the advice she gives behind closed doors deserves a wider audience.


Episodes average 10 minutes. She tells you what she sees and what to do about it. Why your brand is sending a message you didn’t intend. What it costs to underinvest in marketing. How to price what you’re worth. What it means to build a human presence when AI is producing everyone else’s content.


Contrarian but practical. No sponsors. No guests pitching themselves. Just the unfiltered version.


For founders and executives in tech and wealth management who’ve outgrown surface-level marketing advice — and want to think about brand as a moat, not a mood board.


Airing since 2018. emilybinder.com/podcast

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emily Binder 2018-forever マネジメント・リーダーシップ マーケティング マーケティング・セールス リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • LinkedIn Takes Aim at AI Slop with a New Button

    LinkedIn Takes Aim at AI Slop with a New Button
    2026/08/01
    LinkedIn is rolling out a "Seems Like AI Slop" button. It's a way to flag the low-quality, computer-written posts filling your feed. I recap what AI slop actually is, why LinkedIn is killing its own "Enhance with AI" button in the same breath, and why the toothpaste is already out of the tube. The real point: slop isn't a style problem, it's a trust problem. It dilutes your brand. You can build a business in a few clicks now, but you can't build a brand that way. The greatest leverage in business is media and attention, and slop is the fastest way to squander it. Use AI as a tool, not a crutch. Write it yourself first, let AI tighten it, and always vibe check before you publish.Timestamps(0:06) — LinkedIn's new "Seems Like AI Slop" button, and what AI slop does to your brand(0:51) — The post that started this, and zero-click content → LinkedIn post(1:51) — LinkedIn kills its own "Enhance with AI" button(3:51) — Zombie metaphor: "Your AI-written posts are already dead. Nobody wants to bite into it, because it's not alive."(4:21) — The toothpaste is out of the tube: YouTube, AI labels, and trust(5:36) — Remember the good internet?(6:51) — Enshittification and the ad-driven web(7:51) — Build a business in a few clicks. You can't build a brand that way.(8:21) — Apple's most valuable asset is its brand — AI can't build that(9:06) — Too late? The sun setting on LinkedIn (the TechCrunch quote)(10:06) — One LinkedIn post away from a million-dollar deal(12:06) — Collisions are opportunities. Third spaces, and following smart people.(13:06) — Use the button responsibly (don't dock your frenemies)(15:06) — Every network is fighting slop now — why LinkedIn's decline cuts deepest(16:06) — The greatest leverage in business: media AKA attention(16:51) — Use AI as a tool, not a crutch (grab the .md file from the last episode)Links mentionedMy LinkedIn post about the "seems like AI" buttonTechCrunch: LinkedIn adds a button to report AI-generated slopCory Doctorow book: Enshittification: Why Everything Suddenly Got Worse and What to Do About ItTom Goodwin on LinkedIn (worth a follow for marketing, branding, advertising)Related episode and post: Naval Ravikant's Four Levers in Business (labor, capital, code, media)My gear & software:Record guests and create clips on Riverside: emilybinder.com/riversideRecord solo and edit like a Word Doc with AI on Descript: emilybinder.com/descriptMy mic gear - Amazon ListVideo podcast gear - Amazon ListMy Amazon StorefrontHire me:Book a call - Marketing Surgery: emilybinder.com/callSpeaking: emilybinder.com/speakingConnect:This podcast | My website | Beetle Moment Marketing | LinkedIn | X | Instagram | TikTok | YouTube | Email updates Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    17 分
  • Nobody is Quietly Anything: The AI Writing Tells to Retire (Free Claude .md File Inside)

    Nobody is Quietly Anything: The AI Writing Tells to Retire (Free Claude .md File Inside)
    2026/07/15
    IBM wrote it in a 1979 training manual: "A computer can never be held accountable, therefore a computer must never make a management decision." Swap "management" for "marketing" and the rule still holds. AI can help you draft and edit and plan, and it saves real time: use it. But AI should not decide, because it has no taste and no accountability. Taste is everything.Important: AI doesn't think. Large language models are pattern-matching calculators that predict the next likely word. Let an LLM write your brand voice and you get a lot of "quietly," the safe word that makes a plain sentence sound like a revelation without saying anything. This episode covers why to ban it and its friends, the AI writing tells to watch for (seamlessly, delve, leverage, the shifting landscape, the three-fragment sentence structure pattern), and my own free Claude rules file .md that strips them out since I know you're still gonna use Claude to write.Chapters: (0:00) IBM's 1979 line: a computer can never be held accountable, so it must never make a management decision (1:35) AI doesn't think. (2:28) Why "quietly" is the AI word to cut (3:39) My Claude .md file for non-AI writing, words and phrases to avoid: emilybinder.com/airules (4:30) The banned word list: seamlessly, delve, leverage, etc. (5:50) Em dashes (sadly) and the three-fragment tell (6:15) Write for a ninth-grade reading level (copy converts 56% higher like WSJ vs Atlantic) (7:20) Wolf Woman and the life-death-life cycleLinks:- Clip on computers, AI, and management decisions (Instagram reel)- Free AI writing rules (public Google Drive file): emilybinder.com/airules- Women Who Run With the Wolves by Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés: Book on Amazon. Audiobook free on Spotify Premium.My gear & software:Record guests and create clips on Riverside: emilybinder.com/riversideRecord solo and edit like a Word Doc with AI on Descript: emilybinder.com/descriptMy mic gear - Amazon ListVideo podcast gear - Amazon ListMy Amazon StorefrontHire me:Book a call - Marketing Surgery: emilybinder.com/callSpeaking: emilybinder.com/speakingConnect:This podcast | My website | Beetle Moment Marketing | LinkedIn | X | Instagram | TikTok | YouTube | Email updates Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    9 分
  • You Don't Need a Podcast (You Need this Instead)

    You Don't Need a Podcast (You Need this Instead)
    2026/06/06
    Your phone is a broadcast studio and you don't need a traditional podcast to build a brand. I break down why the scheduled, RSS-dependent podcast model is legacy thinking, how I get leads from ChatGPT and Gemini without spending a dollar on ads, and why organic content is still the highest-leverage move in your business.Timestamps:(0:00) Your phone is a broadcast studio. The permission to publish has always existed — what changed is that the audience is there now.(0:43) What even is a "show" anymore? The concept of a scheduled, RSS-dependent podcast is legacy thinking.(1:16) What to ask for when you're a guest on a podcast — or paying for a spot. 👉 Watch the reel(1:54) The UnPodcast Package: 4 hours of recording nets 4 months of content. → beetlemoment.com/unpodcast(2:31) Should your client start a podcast? Why the answer is often no — and what to do instead.(3:24) "Maybe it's not even a podcast, and maybe it was a one-minute clip, but they kinda think they heard the whole episode. You get credit for the episode." — Use that.(3:48) Your phone is a broadcast studio.(5:12) YouTube and Spotify are the top podcast consumption platforms. Everything is video-native now — every home feed looks like TikTok.(5:33) How I'm getting leads from ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini. 👉 Watch: I'm getting leads from ChatGPT(5:40) Nine years. Zero dollars in advertising. How organic content built a profitable boutique consultancy.(6:30) How I dominate AEO for financial advisor marketing — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini.(6:48) Everybody checks your Instagram before they hire you. Everybody.(7:02) You don't need AI. You need a POV. 👉 Watch the clip(7:15) Book a Marketing Surgery session (one hour): emilybinder.com/call(8:00) What a real content marketing strategy actually looks like.(8:50) Signal Labs: Systems of Attention — how I market a product people aren't searching for yet. "How do you market something people don't yet know that they need?" → Trojan horse strategy. Find adjacent pain points.(9:25) How a signal is different from data. A signal is something you need to act on right now — and signals are perishable. Blockbuster, BlackBerry, and Kodak all had the data. They missed the signal.(11:30) Reddit marketing strategy for AEO (AI search optimization). Reddit is the #1 signal for LLMs. LinkedIn text posts are #2.(12:00) Case study — how we got Avier ranking #1–2 for Microsoft deferred comp terms on ChatGPT and Google. → See AEO SEO case study(12:15) Why organic content has better ROI than advertising and paid media.(13:00) The four levers in business (Naval) — and why Codie Sanchez renamed the fourth lever from "media" to "attention." She's not wrong.(14:11) My blog post on the four levers: emilybinder.com — The Four Levers in Business Related episode on Spotify: Listen hereLinksWhat to demand as a podcast guest (or sponsor): Watch on YouTube ShortsBeetle Moment Instagram reel — podcast guest strategy: instagram.com/p/DW9OEatAfguI'm getting leads from ChatGPT: Watch on YouTube ShortsYou don't need AI — you need a POV: Watch on YouTube ShortsThe UnPodcast Package — 4 hours of you, 4 months of content: beetlemoment.com/unpodcastBook a Marketing Surgery session: emilybinder.com/callAvier AEO/SEO case study: beetlemoment.com/marketing-case-studiesThe four levers in business (blog): emilybinder.comRelated episode — the four levers (Spotify): ListenMy gear & software (promo links):Record guests and create clips on Riverside: emilybinder.com/riversideRecord solo and edit like a Word Doc with AI on Descript: emilybinder.com/descriptMy mic gearVideo podcast gear listMy Amazon StorefrontHire me:Marketing Surgery: emilybinder.com/callSpeaking: emilybinder.com/speakingConnect:This podcast | My website | Beetle Moment Marketing | LinkedIn | X | Instagram | TikTok | YouTube | Email updates Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    15 分
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