Camp.Fire: Rob’s RevenueScape

Publishers aren’t short on industry conversation. They’re short on clear, usable options that can move revenue without turning into a three-month research project.

The backyard test: a framework for publishers in the AI era

For publishers navigating AI, working sessions like AI Publisher Response Live are all about pressure-testing assumptions before they calcify into strategy. As we learnt in the latest episode, where Rob was joined by guest speakers Amanda Sabreah and Scott Messer, the AI moment is forcing publishers and adops teams to confront an uncomfortable question: what do you actually control?

The future of publisher revenue lives beyond the page

This isn’t an article about AI. This is an article about viewing publishers as more than just owned and operated traffic and views. Instead, we should view publishers as brands that reach audiences. Not just any audience or individual on your website and/or app, but your audience all across the internet.

Start ’em, sit ’em: publisher priorities for H1 2026

The big question for the first half of 2026 is: how do publishers protect, productize, and scale what they already have in a world shaped by AI, automation, and fewer traditional clicks? Let’s dig in.

Reinventing the revenue river: a conversation with Kueez’ Ziv Mishan

Reinventing the revenue river: a conversation with Ziv Mishan From AI-driven zero-click search, to ongoing CPM compression, publishers are navigating a landscape where long-trusted traffic and revenue sources no longer behave the way they once did. The old approach – depend on SEO, optimize for scale, and rely on a handful of major platforms – … Read more

PubPitch: How FatTail is reshaping publisher workflows, a community exclusive

PubPitch: How FatTail is reshaping publisher workflows, a community exclusive This conversation is a community-only exclusive. If you are a member, please see our community for access instructions. FatTail joined the Beeler.Tech community to break down a problem every publisher knows too well: the endless drag of creative collection, trafficking, reporting, and billing. In this … Read more