About Google Alerts
Google Alerts helps you track the latest news, mentions, and updates across the web. Set custom alerts for topics, keywords, or brands, and receive notifications via email or RSS feed. Filter results by language, region, and source type to get the most relevant information delivered straight to you.
FAQ
Go to Google Alerts, enter a topic you want to follow in the box at the top, and click Create Alert. You can customize settings like notification frequency, site types, language, region, and result count before creating the alert.
Go to Google Alerts, find the alert you want to edit, click Edit next to it, make your changes, and then click Update Alert. You can also change how you receive alerts by clicking Settings and selecting your preferred options.
Go to Google Alerts, click Delete next to the alert you want to remove. Alternatively, you can delete an alert by clicking Unsubscribe at the bottom of an alert email.
First, check that you're logged into the correct Google account. Then, verify your alert's settings in Google Alerts and ensure your email account isn't full or sending alerts to spam. If you use Gmail, add googlealerts-noreply@google.com to your contacts.
Yes, you can customize these settings by clicking Show options when creating or editing an alert. You can adjust how often you receive notifications, the types of sites included, your preferred language, the region for results, and the number of results shown.
Ensure you're logged into the correct Google account when managing alerts. If you need to switch accounts, click your profile image, sign out, and then sign in with the correct account. Each account will have its own set of alerts.
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