[Method] How to get your site on Google Discover

It's no wonder Google uses Reddit as a signal, type in any query and the first autofill suggestion will be 'reddit'.

Thanks for sharing mate!
Problem you get your content into subreddit or reddit communities is, that you first must earn 100 karma points- right?
Is there no other way to get listed on google discover without need that reddit crap?

And one moment.....when this google Discover is like a feed, that means everyone can steal my content and use it as their own?
 
Problem you get your content into subreddit or reddit communities is, that you first must earn 100 karma points- right?
Depends on the sub, but generally, getting 100 karma shouldn't cost more than a few dollars.

Is there no other way to get listed on google discover without need that reddit crap?
There probably is, I just don't know it.

And one moment.....when this google Discover is like a feed, that means everyone can steal my content and use it as their own?
What?
 
Hey thanks for this! I've been scrolling through Google discover a lot lately but didn't know it was that "easy" to get featured, will for sure give it a try.

Got a few questions if you don't mind.

How old are your sites that get featured? I mean, have you ever tried getting a brand new site up there? Or what's the youngest site you've seen success with this method? Maybe there's some form of "sandbox" that prevents brand new sites from appearing?

I'd guess a lot of listicle type niches would be perfect for this, travels, inspiration, weird facts etc. Have you tried really clickbaity titles and thumbnails, such as the weird native ads found on large websites? (picture of someone smearing mashed potatoes on a weird looking foot, with the title "Doctors hate this easy trick to cure Alzheimer's!")

Could you go into more about your posts? Length, number of images, tables, bulleted lists, etc? Are all your posts optimized for discover, or is it a mix between that and regular SEO optimized content?
 
How old are your sites that get featured? I mean, have you ever tried getting a brand new site up there? Or what's the youngest site you've seen success with this method? Maybe there's some form of "sandbox" that prevents brand new sites from appearing?
Pretty young.
I figured this out when my first site was 3-4 months old. It already started to rank for a few easy keywords by then, and was Adsense approved.
I'd guess a lot of listicle type niches would be perfect for this, travels, inspiration, weird facts etc. Have you tried really clickbaity titles and thumbnails, such as the weird native ads found on large websites? (picture of someone smearing mashed potatoes on a weird looking foot, with the title "Doctors hate this easy trick to cure Alzheimer's!")
Could you go into more about your posts? Length, number of images, tables, bulleted lists, etc? Are all your posts optimized for discover, or is it a mix between that and regular SEO optimized content?
Lists are perfect! I go more about what I found to be more effective in Discover in this post.
As a general rule, I don't look into keywords that much (no matter what I optimize for). I write on a subject rather than for a keyword. Anyway, I find myself preferring to optimize for Discover because it gets more traffic, and pretty fast.
 
Google discover what content type it list? Images, articles, news posts, .....?
 
Google discover what content type it list? Images, articles, news posts, .....?
Regular posts, like these:

Top 10 shapes that can replace the circle as the new wheel

Top 10 trees that can change the way we build houses

These 12 tricks can make any car use 23% less fuel

The 8 (and a half) weirdest traffic signs used in the UK
 
So I did test this out, Got all of my posts on the homepage of Reddit, and drove natural traffic and engagement. Still, waiting for the discover to be enabled. The Site is one month old.
 
Regular posts, like these:

Top 10 shapes that can replace the circle as the new wheel

Top 10 trees that can change the way we build houses

These 12 tricks can make any car use 23% less fuel

The 8 (and a half) weirdest traffic signs used in the UK
Interesting thank you !
 
So I did test this out, Got all of my posts on the homepage of Reddit, and drove natural traffic and engagement. Still, waiting for the discover to be enabled. The Site is one month old.
Very hard to understand what could've gone wrong. I'll be happy to take a look if you send the URLs in PM.

How much Traffic need to get traffic from discover?
Not sure I understand your question. How much traffic from where?
 
Interesting guide, and useful information shared.
 
So I did test this out, Got all of my posts on the homepage of Reddit, and drove natural traffic and engagement. Still, waiting for the discover to be enabled. The Site is one month old.
So you got all your posts from your website to Reddit Home page? With this Reddit will always outrank you with your posts.
 
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