On Thursday, Google introduced Search profiles, which are used to help people find the latest and most accurate information about sources on Search. Publishers and creators can use Search profiles to promote their latest articles, videos, and social media posts.
Publishers and creators can create their own Search profile if one hasn’t been generated by Google
People can follow a particular source using their profile, making them more likely to find their content on Discover. The latter is a personalized content feed that displays news, articles, and features based on your search history. Consider it a way to receive daily information without having to ask for it.
You can find Discover on the Google app underneath the search field, or by swiping to the right from your Android home screen. You can view a search profile on your mobile device by tapping the knowledge panel of a creator or publisher. This is the information box that appears near the top of the screen on mobile containing information about notable people, places, and things.
Those wanting to create a Search profile must have a minimum number of subscribers or followers
Creators and publishers who don’t have a knowledge panel, but are eligible for one, may trigger the creation of the information box by posting a Search profile. To create a Search profile, you need to be at least 18 years of age, follow Google’s policy guidelines, and have a minimum number of subscribers or followers on one of the following platforms:
- YouTube: 100,000 subscribers.
- Instagram: 100,000 followers.
- X: 100,000 followers.
- TikTok: 300,000 followers.
Check to see whether you already have a Search profile


Search profile for content creator. | Image by Google
Google explains how to create a Search profile
Search profiles will launch in the U.S., and in the future Google will add more Search profiles for publishers and creators around the globe. Google will also find ways to make these more useful for not only publishers and creators, but also for those who read their posted material.
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