Soon Facebook will give publishers the chance to offer their paid news, Mountain View has therefore decided to redefine its informative proposal to make it more competitive. The service would then be adapted to allow content producers to choose which news to publish for free and what not.
The new approach essentially includes the abolition of the so-called ” First Click Free “, which had been active since 2009 and allowed publishers to select 3 free news (accessible from both Google News and the Big G search engine) before binding access to the rest of the articles through paywall.
Now that limit will no longer be in force and the same publishers will want to see how many news they show without requiring any subscription. Additionally, they will have a machine- based platform that will allow users to more detailed design and understand tastes and topics of interest more easily.
The new system should allow you to track your reading habits more effectively, so publishers can easily find the most read articles, and especially those that more easily determine conversions by persuading users to pay for access to a more information.
Other benefits include , for example, the ability to use Google’s platform for payments without any economic worries. The readers’ preferences will then impact on the search engine SERP where priority will be given to those that generate better correspondence with the read reading habits.
