Recent analysis of Google’s latest Discover update reveals a noticeable decrease in the number of domains being displayed in the U.S. The update appears to favor a smaller subset of websites, leading to reduced visibility for a wider range of domains in users’ Discover feeds. This change could significantly impact website traffic for many U.S. publishers, as Discover increasingly prioritizes content from select sources. The update is part of Google’s ongoing efforts to refine its content recommendation algorithms, possibly aiming to enhance user experience by focusing on specific content types or authoritative sites. While some publishers express concern over diminished reach, others may benefit from increased exposure if their content aligns well with the revised criteria. To adapt, SEO experts recommend that publishers closely monitor their Discover performance and refine their content strategies accordingly. Understanding these changes is crucial for anyone looking to maintain or improve their presence in Google Discover.
Search Engine JournalNew data shows Manawatū-Whanganui’s Flood Vulnerability Hotspots
February 25, 2026
Recent studies reveal critical insights about the flood risk landscape in the Manawatū-Whanganui region, identifying key areas of vulnerability due to their geographical and infrastructural