Make this site a preferred source on Google

Short answer: Google has a setting called Preferred Sources that lets you name the sites you actually want to hear from. Add this one and Benny's answers show up more often in your own search results. It is free, it takes one tap, and you can undo it whenever you like.

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What happens when you tap it

You land on Google's Source preferences page with bennylichtenwalner.com already typed in the box. Tick the checkbox next to it and close the tab. That's the whole thing. Google will ask you to sign in first, because the setting is saved to your account rather than to this website.

What changes afterwards

Google shows this site more often in Top Stories, AI Mode and AI Overviews when you search something it has written about, and marks it as one of your sources. It changes nothing for anyone else, and it hides nothing from you. Other sites still rank normally.

How to undo it

Go back to google.com/preferences/source and untick the box. Every source you have picked lives on that one page, so you can change your mind about any of them there.

Why Benny is asking

Search results for breakup advice are crowded with sites selling a magic-text PDF. Everything here is published free, and picking your own sources is the one lever Google hands you. Use it on whoever you trust. If that's this site, thank you.

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Questions

Does it cost anything?

No. Preferred Sources is a free Google Search setting. Nothing is bought, sold, or paid for.

Do I need a Google account?

Yes. The setting is stored on your Google account, so Google asks you to sign in before it will save your choice.

Does it hide other websites from me?

No. Preferred sources move up and get a badge. Everything else still shows, and nothing is blocked or filtered out.

Can I undo it?

Yes, at any time. Go back to google.com/preferences/source and untick the site. Your list of preferred sources lives on that page.