How to create Google email alert for any topic of your choice.

Information is a word that means many things to different people, depending on their exact needs. Google, however, has created a selection of services that offer almost everything you need if you are prepared to learn how they all work. Each service is designed to be easy to use and in many cases little instruction is required.

But, as with everything, our self google tricks and guides will help speed up the process, and open your eyes to what is possible with a group of services that are all free and extremely well implemented. In this section, we have tutorials which will show you how to communicate in multiple languages, how to view your entire web history and how to research information using the most focused tools available.

Discounted goods and services, advanced searching and use of these informational tools when mobile are also included, and together they create an ecosystem of solutions that can transform your life and end up saving you a lot of valuable time every day.

Information is key to the way we live today and having access to as much of it as possible in an instant will offer many advantages. If it is accurate and complete as well, the advantages only increase and with Google every area is covered with aplomb. read: How to Give yourself a visual heads-up through Gmail by Saving reminders and to-do lists

Create email alerts for any topic

1: Search for anything: Go to www.google.com/alerts, where you will see a page asking you to add information. Think about what you need to know and input it into the top field. Results will appear immediately.

2: Set up your alert: You should now check each field and choose what type of result you want to see and also how often you want to be notified. Select ‘Only the best results’ to keep the alerts manageable.

3: Activate your new alert: As you activate each alert, you will see them listed in a simple page. They can be edited or deleted and you can also choose to have alerts sent as text only, for mobile devices.