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The Publisher Collective network currently oversees the advertising, SEO, and more, of over 150 different websites. It's a complex machine, one that requires all manner of experts to be involved and working in tandem – so this series is designed to give a little bit of background to the people who keep Publisher Collective running behind the scenes.

The internet has provided new avenues of income for those who are willing to dedicate their time and efforts. One such way to make money off the internet is by becoming a content creator or publisher. According to a report

Ad servers are one of the crucial components within the publishers’ ad setup. In this guide, we will break down the types of ad servers you can use and will show how they work. Most importantly, we will review and

Our brilliant team carries out the day-to-day running of the sites within the network, as well as onboarding new clients, and tracking results of various campaigns and projects.

But one thing we haven't talked much about is the people who help keep our Publisher Collective running each day, from onboarding new sites to building out tools that help our partners achieve even better results.

For businesses operating in the digital age, online advertising plays an important role in any marketing strategy. The same can be said for search engine optimization, or SEO. Both digital ads and SEO can help customers discover your business and

Mobile gaming is one of – if not the – biggest sectors in gaming worldwide. And as more phones are manufactured and devices continue to improve, the market continues to grow at an alarming rate. As more developers get into mobile, and more games hit storefronts, standing out is going to become harder and harder for new releases.

What are AdSense deductions? AdSense deductions or clawbacks are applied to your earnings when Google detects invalid clicks or activity on your website. Deductions are applied to your earnings based on the amount of invalid activity. AdSense finalizes the deduction

Google’s Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) score aims to measure the visual stability of a web page. It helps to determine how often users experience unexpected layout shifts. Website owners should aim for a low CLS score. CLS is part of