Tyler and Shelby discuss Google's new snippet controls, how publishers are re-engaging dormant email subscribers, and how Bon Appetit is treating editors like influencers. They also recap Pubtelligence San Francisco 2019.

Tyler and Shelby discuss 3 tips for starting a newsletter, that recently FB agrees to pay advertisers over inflated video stats, and how Google will use AI to determine how often site visitors see ads. They also discuss the Taboola and Outbrain merger.

Tyler and Shelby discuss the details of Google's September Core update and how Google says it will exclude French publishers from search results. They also discuss how the Yoast update will opt users into all snippet features by default, and how Burda Media increased ad revenue by cutting ad clutter.

Tyler and Shelby are joined by John Cole and Paul Cassar of Ezoic to discuss that despite GDPR, programmatic advertising is still growing in Europe, the U.S. House antitrust panel is seeking documents from GAFA (Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple), and about how the ad tech industry is crowded and competitive.

Tyler and Shelby are joined by John Cole, COO of Ezoic to discuss the top takeaway and statistics from 3.25 billion site visits, the click-through rate findings from 5 million Google Search results, and how digital publishers are enjoying a short-term CPM spikes up to 50% in the first few days of Google's first-price auction rollout.

Tyler and Shelby discuss how Google tweaks its algorithm to highlight "original reporting" in search results, how sports publisher GiveMeSports credits improved page speed for direct traffic jump of 63%, and how Google's no follow, sponsored, & UGC links impact SEO. They also discuss publishing myths to be cautious of, and Allen recaps some of the highlights of Content Marketing World 2019.

Tyler and Shelby are joined by special guest Gregory Elfrink, Head of Marketing at Empire Flippers, to discuss all things buying and selling websites, emerging trends, and advice for publishers on how to navigate the dynamic environment of website transactions.

Tyler and Shelby discuss how The New York Times is expecting a decline in ad revenue this quarter and why publishers are questioning Google's ad tracking research. They also talk about how video publishers are saving their content for the lucrative holiday season and how this may apply to written content.

Tyler and Whitney discuss Facebook's new 'Off-Facebook' activity tool, Google tests a new highlighting content on-site feature, and Apple and its relation to anti-tracking. They also discuss Google's opinion that killing the cookie has consequences.

Tyler and Whitney discuss how 80% of consumers said they would reduce or stop buying a product if it were advertised alongside dangerous or extreme content, France's digital tax on GAFA (Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple), CCPA aka California's verison of GDPR, and will the IAB be able to stop GDPR.