Overview
Google offers a feature called Preferred Sources that allows you to prioritize news outlets you trust.
By adding Blaze News as a preferred source, Google will try to show articles from TheBlaze.com more often in your search results and Top Stories section.
You will need a Google account to use this feature.
Step 1: Sign in to Google
Open your web browser and go to google.com.
Click Sign In in the top-right corner.
Enter your Google account email and password.
If you do not have a Google account, you will need to create one before using Preferred Sources.
Step 2: Search for a News Topic
Next, perform a normal Google search for a current news topic.
For example:
Iran protests
Border security updates
Election news
Economic policy
Tariffs or trade
After searching, you should see a section called Top Stories near the top of the results page.
Step 3: Open the Preferred Sources Tool
Look to the right side of the “Top Stories” header.
You will see a small icon that looks like stacked boxes with a star.
Click or tap this icon.
A Preferred Sources pop-up window will appear.
Step 4: Add Blaze News
In the search box inside the pop-up window, type: theblaze.com
When it appears in the list of results, check the box next to it.
Click Reload results.
Step 5: Refresh Your Search
Once you refresh your page, Google will begin prioritizing articles from Blaze News when they are relevant to your search.
You may start seeing Blaze News appear more frequently in:
Top Stories
News search results
Related articles
Important Notes
This feature works best when you are signed into your Google account.
It may take a few searches before changes become noticeable.
Google still shows multiple sources, but your preferred outlets are prioritized when possible.
Need More Help?
If you experience difficulty setting your preferred sources, try:
Refreshing your browser
Confirming that you are signed into Google
Performing a new search for a news topic