Pay-per-click and content marketing can seem like contrasting ideologies -- but the two can work together. Find out how PPC can act as a secret weapon for your content marketing, supercharging your content campaigns and giving you an edge over your competition.

We explore the Upworthy/Good merger, suggest new revenue models for Medium, and examine the case of shrinking ad revenue. We try to make Digital Sense of our rants and raves, before serving up a frosty mug of an example of the week.

The guys talk Medium's latest pivot and AOL’s “better” way to serve up ads. Plus GaryVee leads the way for agencies buying media companies. Rants and raves include Tom Brady and long-form content, and TOM is the No. 1 U.S. magazine.

This week, we talk truth about Facebook's plan for dealing with fake news, and get stirred up by some murky stat soup. We also beg an author to reach his moment of zen, and share rants, raves, and a TOM example from OpenView Partners.  

Joe and Robert talk Facebook – brands moving to instant articles and why it should offer more than its creative hub to help marketers. Plus, eBay’s podcasting shot in the arm creates happy but disillusioned marketers, rants, raves, and more.

The guys talk what the "Chewbacca mask" means for brands. Call on Facebook to control the theft of content assets. Hail Pepsi’s new content studio. Rant and rave on personal brands and rented land, plus share fun example of week.

The guys talk about how content marketing and advertising aren’t competitors (yes, they’re different), plus Facebook as a media company, and the poor execution of influencer marketing by enterprises. They also rant and rave.

Joe and Robert love the approach discussed in the latest content marketing research but doubt many will execute properly. They talk millennials’ surprising preferences for email and printed coupons, plus rants, raves, and example of week.

Joe and Robert talk about what Instagram’s latest algorithm move means for brands (hint: pay attention) and the marketing technology landscape. Plus, they rant and rave, including a look at Disney, and share This Old Marketing example.

Joe and Robert talk the real reason behind opening up Facebook instant articles to everyone, BBC’s move away from TV, and Google’s drop of right-side ads. Plus, rants and raves, with yet another Content-Marketing-Is-Dead article.

The guys discuss what you can buy for the price of a Super Bowl ad, Gary Vee’s new publishing venture, LinkedIn’s ditching of Bizo, and WSJ’s ditching of LinkedIn share button. Plus, they rant and rave, and share example of week.

Joe and Robert discuss YouTube’s forcing content creators to be part of the paid subscriber YouTube Red. Plus, they talk about Adobe’s consumer behavior and content research and dissect digital’s future, then share rants and raves.