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Glenn Gabe

@glenngabe

Dec 14, 2021

Site's Discover traffic got hammered recently. Via

@johnmu

: Discover is tricky. It's very binary. You're either visible, or not. John's main recommendation is to NOT rely on Discover for traffic. View it as additional traffic, not the main source: youtube.com/watch?v=GR-A6k

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Glenn Gabe

@glenngabe

More: Also, core updates can impact Discover visibility (& other major algo updates). There are also content guidelines you should review. If your site is borderline, then Google's systems can be more conservative with how it shows the site in Discover: youtube.com/watch?v=GR-A6k

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5:55 PM · Dec 14, 2021

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