Eric Hochberger, Author at Mediavine

09 May
Eric Hochberger

How-To Schema is Now an Official Google Schema Type!

Craft, DIY and all other bloggers, rejoice! We did it! After nearly a year of marking up our “How-To” articles in Create using How-To Schema.org, Google has officially added support for How-To Schema.

15 Apr
Eric Hochberger

Video Unification: Meet the New, Streamlined Mediavine Video Player

Throughout this Decade of Video, we’ve worked to ensure that Mediavine video ads make you more dollars. Starting today, they’re also going to make a lot more sense.

05 Apr
Eric Hochberger

Mediavine Video Player: Introducing Our New Design Themes!

As the Year of Video becomes the Decade of Video, we’re excited to announce that we’ve given the Mediavine Video Player a long-awaited, much-needed fresh coat of paint. With the recent addition of some tremendously talented people and resources, we’re able to polish up all of our user-facing products and ad experiences.

01 Apr
Eric Hochberger

The Ad Cube: SIX Times the Revenue

At Mediavine, we’ve always prided ourselves on being more than an ad management provider. Our mission is building sustainable businesses for content creators, and to that end, we’re constantly trying to strike a perfect balance – helping websites grow quickly, yet holistically and efficiently through engaging content and rising traffic.

26 Mar
Eric Hochberger

Mediavine Display Adhesion: Introducing a New and Improved Ad Experience

As part of the new and improved ad experiences we touched on in our Mediavine 2019 road map, we’re excited to announce the launch of our new display adhesion design!

22 Feb
Eric Hochberger

Case Study: WordPress PageSpeed with Laurence Norah of Finding The Universe

If you’ve attended Mediavine conferences, perused our blog, watched our Facebook Lives, or know anything about us at all, then you’re likely aware of our page speed obsession. Increasing page speed not only boosts ad performance, but improves user experience and typically results in even more traffic, thanks to Google’s equal obsession with it.