Good News: Get Millions of Traffic From Google Discover Web

Good News for Bloggers: Drive Traffic From Google Discover Web

Exciting news for bloggers and web professionals! Google officially announced in October 2023 that the Google Discover feature is expanding to the desktop web and is currently undergoing testing. Soon, this feature will be accessible to all Google users.

For individuals involved in blogging, digital marketing, content marketing, and web-related professions, the introduction of Google Discover on the desktop web represents a significant growth opportunity for our businesses. This development is especially beneficial for those who are new to the blogging field and have struggled for years to achieve satisfactory levels of traffic and earnings.



To achieve true success in the realm of the internet, it is imperative to consistently harness emerging features and opportunities that have the potential to significantly propel one's growth within the field, thereby establishing a distinct advantage over competitors.

Google has long since decided to keep the main Google.com search page simple and clean. In fact, back when the search engine first launched, testers sat in front of their display for an entire minute or more waiting for “the rest to load”, but there was nothing left to load.

In a day and age where most other providers like Yahoo, MSN, Dogpile, and Ask Jeeves cluttered their search homepage with news, weather, and more, Google took an almost opposite approach. In the years since, it’s added many of these features across its other services, specifically Google News, but mobile users have had the luxury for a long time now to utilize Google Discover on their phones.

In addition to accessing it with a quick swipe to the right with their finger on the home screen of Pixel and other Android devices, it’s also made its way to the new tab page of Chrome for Android and appears just under the search bar there.

Now, per MSPowerUser, Google is testing this same design on Google.com for desktop! That’s right, after years and years of me begging them to do this, it’s finally happening. I initially had them reach out to me a few days ago about this, but since then, The Verge has confirmed the feature is, in fact, in testing.

While only available to a select group of users at this time, this is becoming a staple for all Google Accounts in the future. As a reference, you can also read this article on Chrome Unboxed owned by Google.