Get picked on Google by the people who already like you.
Google lets people choose the sites they see more of. We put that ask on every post you publish and after every job you finish. Make it yourself free in a minute, or have us do it for you.
- 2×clicks on sites readers picked, Google says
- 600K+sites picked by Aug 2026, per Google
- 2004Clickflame, Long Beach CA, builds it
1Your site
Not listed yet when you test it? Google adds sites that publish fresh content. Keep posting and check back.
2Pick a look
3Copy it for your platform
How it works, in pictures



Don't want to touch your site? We'll do it.
Send us your address. We check Google can list you, add the ask to every post in your colors, test it on a phone and send you screenshots. Any website, $99 one time.

How many 5-star reviews do you need?
Type your rating, your review count and the rating you want. Free, and nothing leaves your browser.
Runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Calculators for Google, Yelp, Facebook, Amazon, Trustpilot and more.
Then get reviews from the same people

The customers who just paid you are the people most likely to pick you on Google too. So we ask them both on one page, by text or email, with reminders that stop when they tap.
- Every customer asked, never filtered
- Reviews widget for your site
- Monthly report of what worked
Why bother asking
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.
Why you can trust this tool
Straight from Google's own pages
Every rule here matches Google's published docs. Last checked October 18, 2026.
We run it on our own sites
The same links this tool makes are live on blogs we publish, each styled to its own site.
- Clickflame: Star link under the byline
- Supercanic: One line under the contents box
- PPI Auto: Outlined pill in the author box
Made by a real studio
PreferredUs is built by Clickflame, a web design and SEO studio.
- Long Beach, CA, since 2004
- 38 industry awards, 2017 to 2026
- BBB accredited, A+ rating
- Who we are and how we check facts
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.