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Hosted by Unknown Host · business · EN · 214 episodes
A podcast that dives deep into the most important issues for online publishers. Tyler Bishop and guests provide fun and enlightening information on SEO, media trends, site speed, ad earnings, content creation, site testing, and much more.
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The Publisher Lab
<p>CEO of Flippa, Blake Hutchison joins to discuss the trends in the digital business market, how trends and disruption are shaping what's hot and what's not for buyers and sellers, where AI fits into managing a digital investment, and what the successful properties and operators always seem to get right.</p>
Episode #1
<p>The AI Landscape: Reflections & Adaptations</p><p>Looking back at the rapid AI shifts of recent years—initial reactions, how Matt has adapted his approach, and the surprises (both positive and negative) along the way.</p><p>With guidance for digital businesses more varied than ever, does Matt feel the same tension? How has the need for thoughtful strategy evolved compared to years past?</p><p>Where Matt feels he's read market signals well, and the predictions or assumptions that didn't pan out as expected.</p><p>Current ideas, focus areas, and recommendations Matt would offer others—bets he's plac...
Episode #57
<p>Join Manny Ramos and Zach Ashmun as they dissect the latest Google algorithm update and its impact on publishers. They delve into critical issues like scaled content, expired domain, and site reputation abuses, highlighting the importance of compliance with Google's guidelines. Zach stresses the value of high-quality content and ethical SEO strategies. This episode is packed with expert advice on navigating the update's challenges and emphasizes the significance of integrity in digital publishing. Tune in for essential insights to stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of SEO! This Week’s Stories: Google paying some news publishers to publish AI-generated ar...
Episode #56
<p>Join Tyler Bishop and Piper Lofrano in a compelling discussion about AI's impact on digital publishing. They delve into the effects of web crawlers on search rankings and what it means for small publishers. Discover insights from a Reuters Institute study on news sites blocking AI crawlers and the tough choices smaller publishers face: block crawlers or lose traffic. They also tackle Google's push for quality content and Reddit's unique content contributions. Tune in to understand the hurdles small publishers encounter in a landscape ruled by giants. This Week’s Stories: Half of Top News Sites Blocked OpenAI's Crawlers in...
Episode #55
<p>In this podcast episode, producer Manny Ramos and guest Jan Creidenberg discuss the latest Publishing & AI news. They delve into OpenAI's new video tool, Sora. OpenAI’s entry into web search, how AI answer machines might change how we surf the web, and what publishers can expect from these changes. Jan also taps into his 9 years of experience working in the digital publishing space and shares insights on how publishers can navigate these AI advancements.</p> <p><br></p> <p>This Week’s Stories: </p> <p>OpenAI will now let you create videos from verbal cues - https://www.cnn.c...
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