Could you give me some tips on timing publications for recommendation systems? We often write about short-term news that last exactly 24 hours, but we'd like to explore more long-lasting niches, for example, seasonal guides or evergreen topics that have a stable lifespan. Could you share your experience? How do you categorize topics based on their potential longevity in recommendations before submitting them to the editors?

Breaking news generates a significant surge in traffic but fades within 12-24 hours, while evergreen content appears in the recommendation feed in waves and can generate traffic for months. It's best to maintain a 70/30 editorial balance.

Regarding the longevity of topics, I can say that there's no longer any need to guess before submitting to the editor. The platform <a href="https://d2tr.com/">https://d2tr.com/</a> has an excellent analysis of the Google Discover Trends life cycle. The system tracks the dynamics of materials appearing in the recommendation feed and shows which topics fade within a couple of hours, while others continue to resurface for days. This is an indispensable tool for planning a publication schedule, saving authors' resources.