CraftPost Preferred Sources Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
CraftPost Preferred Sources helps publishers invite readers to add their website as a preferred source in Google Search.
The plugin provides:
- A responsive light or dark call-to-action card.
- Automatic placement before or after content, after the first paragraph, H1, or H2, or before a detected theme footer.
- The
[craftpost_preferred_sources]shortcode for blocks, page builders, and templates. - A configurable source domain, heading, description, and button label.
- Locally stored aggregate click statistics with an option to disable collection.
- Click statistics displayed directly on the plugin settings page.
Automatic placements are disabled by default. Local aggregate click statistics are enabled by default for new installations and can be disabled in settings. The plugin does not load remote scripts, styles, fonts, or images.
CraftPost Preferred Sources is an independent plugin and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google.
External service
The call-to-action links to Google’s Preferred Sources page at https://www.google.com/preferences/source.
No request is made to Google merely by displaying the call to action. Google receives the configured source domain in the destination URL and the visitor’s normal web request data only after the visitor clicks the button and leaves the website.
Google provides and controls the Preferred Sources feature, including website eligibility and availability. Review Google’s Privacy Policy and Google’s Terms of Service.
Privacy
Local click statistics are enabled by default for new installations. While collection is enabled, the plugin stores aggregate click totals by date, device category, and source page in the local WordPress database. It does not store IP addresses, cookies, or visitor identifiers, and it does not send statistics to CraftPost or any other analytics service.
WordPress administrators can add the plugin’s suggested disclosure from the Privacy Policy Guide. Deleting the plugin removes its settings and locally stored statistics.
Screenshots
Plugin overview and preferred-source domain check.
Content, appearance, automatic placement, and shortcode settings.
Optional privacy-friendly local click statistics.
Light frontend card.
Dark frontend card.
