Put your favorite sites first in Google with this new Search setting - it's easy

Google has introduced a new feature that allows users to customize the websites that appear in the "Top Stories" section of their search results. This feature, called "Search Personalization," enables users to select their preferred websites, which will then be prioritized in the "Top Stories" section. The article specifically mentions that users can choose ZDNET as one of their preferred sites, ensuring that it appears more prominently in their Google search results. This new setting is designed to provide users with a more personalized search experience, allowing them to access content from their preferred sources more easily. The article emphasizes the simplicity of the process, stating that it is "easy" for users to set up their preferred websites in the Google Search settings. This feature is likely to be welcomed by users who want to have more control over the information they see in their search results, promoting their preferred sources and potentially improving the relevance and usefulness of the information they receive.