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Ask your readers to pick you in Google.

Google lets readers choose the sites they want to see more of. This makes the link or button that asks them, styled to match your site, with the steps for whatever your site runs on.

1Your site

Domain or any page address

Test it in Google

Not listed yet when you test it? Google adds sites that publish fresh content. Keep posting and check back.

2Pick a look

Button words

Your brand color

Your page background

Open Google in a new tab so readers keep your page

3Copy it for your platform

Why bother asking

2×Google says readers are about twice as likely to click a site they picked.

600,000+Different sites readers had picked by August 2026, per Google.

3 placesA picked site can show with a badge in Top Stories, AI Overviews and AI Mode.

It only changes results for the readers who pick you. That is the point: they already like your work, and now Google knows it. Read how it works from the reader's side.

Link, or Google's button?

Google offers its own button that loads a script and brings the reader back to your page after they pick you. The link works anywhere a link works, loads nothing, and looks like your site. Most sites do fine with the link. If your page speed budget is loose and you want the smoothest flow, use Google's button. Both are in the maker above.

Where to put it

Put it on your post template, not in one post, so every new article carries it. Good spots: under the byline, after the last paragraph, or inside the author box. One per page is plenty.