I discuss with you some dynamics that I have noticed and that allow certain articles to appear in the google feed discover.
I noticed that the Google Discover feed is a real "spammy" feed, along the lines of what was the first Facebook feed.
The contents of the feed have headlines with very high CTR, clickbait photos. The articles, however, are always inherent to my recent research and interests, and have a quality "time on the page".
RULE # 1
ClickBait + Time On Page
Since the sites were shown to me based on my previous browsing experiences, as well as based on my searches, I assumed that Google prefers to show its users sites where they have already been. For this reason I "drugged" my traffic by purchasing traffic from PopAds, MGID and Propellerads.
RULE # 2
Google Discover loves remarketing and followup
I'm sure there will be other SEO elements that I don't take into consideration but, based on this assumption, it would be convenient to find reliable sources of Popup traffic.
Do you have any ideas?
I noticed that the Google Discover feed is a real "spammy" feed, along the lines of what was the first Facebook feed.
The contents of the feed have headlines with very high CTR, clickbait photos. The articles, however, are always inherent to my recent research and interests, and have a quality "time on the page".
RULE # 1
ClickBait + Time On Page
Since the sites were shown to me based on my previous browsing experiences, as well as based on my searches, I assumed that Google prefers to show its users sites where they have already been. For this reason I "drugged" my traffic by purchasing traffic from PopAds, MGID and Propellerads.
- 1. As the general traffic of the site increased, the visits from discover increased
- 2. If the visits were spread over weak posts, the traffic did not increase
- 3. If the visits were concentrated on catchy posts, the traffic increased.
- 4. If the visits were from BOT (I also used SMM panels) the visits from discover did not increase.
RULE # 2
Google Discover loves remarketing and followup
I'm sure there will be other SEO elements that I don't take into consideration but, based on this assumption, it would be convenient to find reliable sources of Popup traffic.
Do you have any ideas?
