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Google is experimenting with updates to the Google Discover publisher pages by introducing customized links, highlighted posts, larger header images, and more prominent logos. This feature might be managed through claiming your publisher page.
Since the rollout of Google Discover publisher pages began last August, and it officially launched the following month, Google has been making ongoing adjustments to these pages.
This recent change was identified by Damien (andell), who shared screenshots on a social media platform. The visuals compare the previous version on the left to the new updates on the right. Notably, eligible publishers now have the option to select the “Links” and “Pinned” features, previously called Featured Posts. They also appear to have control over the order of their social media and website links, which was previously determined by follower count.
For example, NewsWeek’s profile displays YouTube listed first, followed by the “Articles” section. Meanwhile, Delish shows their website link first, Instagram second, and so on. This indicates an increased level of customization in how publishers organize their profile details.
Some of these changes involve the arrangement of social media profiles and links, suggesting a shift towards more personalized profile management—potentially by claiming and verifying publisher pages.
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