You may have noticed the "Add to Preferred Sources" button near the bottom of most pages on my website. This is a feature from Google that lets you tell Google Search that you trust Computer Learning Zone and would like to see more content from 599cd.com.
If you click the button, Google will add Computer Learning Zone to your personal list of preferred sources. When you search for topics that I've covered, Google may be more likely to show you relevant pages from my website. My content may also receive a "Preferred" label when it appears in Google Search, Top Stories, Google Discover, AI Overviews, or AI Mode.
This doesn't mean that Google will show you my pages when they aren't relevant, and it won't remove results from other websites. You're simply telling Google, "When Computer Learning Zone has something relevant to my search, I'd like to see it."
Does clicking the button help me? Yes, it does. It gives my existing followers a better chance of finding my articles, videos, lessons, and other material when searching Google. That can lead to more visibility, more repeat visitors, and more people clicking through to the website.
However, this is not a magic SEO button. Google doesn't say that it gives 599cd.com additional authority across the board or automatically improves my rankings for everyone. The direct benefit applies primarily to the Google account of the person who selects Computer Learning Zone as a preferred source.
Still, I have a wonderfully loyal audience, and collectively this can make a real difference. If you enjoy my lessons and want Google to show you more Computer Learning Zone results when they're relevant, please click the "Add to Preferred Sources" button at the bottom of the page.
You'll get a better chance of seeing the material you want, and you'll be helping more of my regular visitors stay connected with the site. Thank you for your support!
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P.S. Scroll down to the bottom of the page. You'll see it. Right above the shamelessly placed Google Ad that I make about 2 cents a month from.