Set Us As a Preferred Source on Google
These days, the Internet and the web are … complicated. Things are constantly changing, research results are getting worse, and the rise in tools, summaries and AI algorithms makes it more difficult to obtain the content you really want. Fortunately, Google Search recently published a new feature that takes you into control. You can finally define your own favorite sources and see the sites you want, like Geek Geek, more frequently.
In a blog article, Google recently explained how readers can select their favorite sites and their favorite sources in search results. “Once you have selected your sources, they appear more frequently in higher stories or in a dedicated section” from your sources “on the search results page. You will always see the content of other sites, and you can manage your selections at any time.”
So, to see even more of our content, be sure not to miss a rhythm and to continue supporting our site, we would like you to define the practical geek as a favorite source in Google Search and Google News. Here’s how:
How to select favorite sources for Google search
It is quite simple to select your “favorite source” for research. Start by going to Google and looking for a subject worthy of interest, such as “Linux News” or “IOS 26” update. In the Stories Near the top of the page, press the small Square button with a star icon.
Then you will see a small pop-up asking you to search for websites like HTG and define them as favorite sources. Go ahead and type the practical geek, click on the check box to add to us as a source, recharge search results and take advantage of our content.
It is also easy to add several sources to the list, so have fun with it and support all your favorite sites.
Alternatively, you can simply click on this link to take yourself directly to your favorite sources, with us at the top of the list. Press the check box on the right and you’ve all finished.
It is also easy to view and manage all your sources. Click on the “your sources” link at the bottom of the preferences page to see the full list. From here, add new or easily uncheck the box for all the sites you add accidentally or want to delete.
This new feature works inside Google Search on any desktop or mobile web browser, which facilitates the definition of one of your favorite sources. Just make sure you are connected to your Google account to stick.
Follow the geek how on Google News
But wait, there is more. Just as to add us as a favorite source on Google Search, you can easily follow us on Google News.
In Google News, you type “how to make geek” in the search bar, then click the “Follow” button at the top of our name and the logo. You may have to click on the entry which indicates “Source – HowTogek.com” with our logo, then click on the “Follow” the button.
Since 2006, Greed Geek has been trying to bring you the latest news, stories, criticism, criticism and practical coverage for all that concerns technology and software. We, geeks, want to show you how to use, use and repair your equipment, try a new Linux distribution or learn more about the latest iOS features.
The way you find our cover has changed in nearly two decades, whether Google Search, Bing, social media, RSS, YouTube, Reddit or our daily newsletter. By taking advantage of these two parameters, you will see our content more frequently, and for that, we thank you.
We hope you add us as a favorite source!
