What Discuss changed

• The "Shopper Insights" link in the navigation now points to a specific page (/shopper-insights/) instead of the homepage.
• Added Google reCAPTCHA protection and legal links to the newsletter signup form.
• A section of the footer navigation was truncated or modified, specifically affecting the "Self-Paced Feedback" and "Security" links.

The company is moving away from a generic homepage link to a specific landing page for shopper insights. This suggests they are focusing more on retail and consumer goods brands who need specialized research tools.

• Added a cookie consent banner to the top of the homepage.
• Included new text explaining the use of essential and non-essential cookies.
• Added "Accept" and "Preferences" buttons for user tracking control.
• Several video player embeds (Videos 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10) are currently showing media errors or broken source links in the new version.

The addition of a formal cookie consent banner and preference management suggests the company is tightening its data privacy compliance, likely to meet stricter global regulations or enterprise security requirements.

• Added a "Discuss vs Competition" section to the website footer.
• Linked to new comparison pages for Voxpopme, Forsta, Dscout, and Recollective.
• Added a "Why Choose Discuss" link under the Company section.
• Removed a cookie consent banner and reCAPTCHA privacy text from the newsletter signup.
• Fixed several video player errors that were showing "Format not supported" messages.

The company is now directly targeting users of specific rival tools. This suggests they are moving from general brand building to aggressive customer acquisition from competitors.