Provide readers with a seamless method for adding your site as a preferred search source on Google
This plugin allows readers to “save” your WordPress site(s) as a Preferred Search Source on Google. This may help increase your traffic from Google, by prioritizing your pages in the search results.
This lightweight plugin allows you to display a CTA (Call to Action) for readers to opt-in. The displays can be manually controlled with shortcodes or automatically inserted on posts. It’s fast and doesn’t contain any external resources, so your site speed won’t be impacted.
We support two styles of CTA, a Google designed button and a custom banner, which each have customizable options in the plugin settings.
Our automatic placement system allows you to pick a spot on all posts to automatically include a CTA. This allows you to quickly configure the plugin for all of your posts, without modifying any of them. If you disable or remove the plugin, they will disapear.
You can manually include either CTA (Banner or Button) using their respective shortcode.
[preferred-sources-cta-banner][preferred-sources-cta-button]For example:
We offer email based support. Let us know if you need help with basic styling or something else.
There is no guarantee that your traffic will increase, but it allows for a better reader experience.
No, our auto insertion functionality allows you to set it and forget it. This capability will not "modify" your posts. If you remove the plugin for any reason, they will automatically disapear.
No, this is a one time purchase.
No, due to the low cost and nature of a one-time digital purchase, we don't offer refunds.
Disabling or removing the plugin will remove all CTAs. If you manually added a shortcode to a post or block, you will need to remove that text content.
Only the Multiple site license is valid on more than one site. Each site must be owned by the license purchaser.
New position setting and shortcode attribute to modify the position of the button CTA. Use the global setting (Default: left) to change how the button positions itself, or directly on the shortcode: placement="center". Allowed values: left, center, and right.
Removed the H1 tag auto display option. This is not a common value in the post contents, so it’s been removed to improve UX.
Updating the default settings on plugin activation for more consistent behavior.
New auto display “selector” value (img). This allows you to easily select an image element on the page as part of your auto display target.
New “Open in new tab” global setting, which allows you to select if CTA links open in a new tab or the current tab.
Fixed broken image link for button image.
Modified the execution priority to happen after other plugins, to help aid in better targeting for the auto placement functionality.
Fixed issue with the “Later” button hiding functionality that disabled some fields in the plugin settings page.
Initial release.