How to make Page Six a preferred source on Google

Google has launched a feature that allows you to choose who you see first when you search — so you’ll never have to miss the latest entertainment news from Page Six. The Preferred Sources tool offers the newest way to get breaking news from the publishers you trust the most.

Not only does Google prioritize your Preferred Sources in your “Top Stories” results, but it will also provide a new “From Your Sources” box that curates content from the publishers you select. So whether you’re unpacking Taylor Swift’s latest batch of album Easter eggs or looking for the insider scoop on your favorite reality stars – you’ll find the coverage you need from Page Six. 

If you want our content first in your Google results, follow this link:

You can also visit this page and select the box for Page Six. Google allows you to add as many preferred sources as you’d like, and you can change the list at any time. 

If you’re already searching for something on Google, you can select the Preferred Sources icon to the right of the Top Stories header to add sources to your list. Existing sites you’ve curated will have the same icon to the right of their name in Top Stories carousels going forward.

If you value Page Six coverage on all the topics you search for – don’t leave the results up to the algorithm alone. Choose us in your Preferred Sources.