how do you google yourself?

[choco_bean19]

ok I was on the computer and was sooooooooooo bored!!!!!!!!
help me I wanna google myself.

[nobody458]

ok so what you do is you type google.com and you google yourself

[Steve]

Go to "google.com"

Type in your name and click search

[chocoholic_gerbil]

well go to http://www.google.co.uk and type in tour name, then press go! its really surprising if u find urself but there are people on ther hu have the same name as yu! its freaky!

[mick f]

just type ur name ---i did mine yesterday ( or ur father's name or u mothers madin name)

[sewrobb]

If you google your name it comes up with some very interesting things! Tried it sometime ago.

[new2pc]

look in the mirror.....

[SteveO]

Go to http://www.google.com and type your name in the box and search. I did it before and found an article from when I was in Iraq.

[hugedog319]

I'm sorry but that was a dumb question

go to google.com and type in your name and then press search

[Javin Hussin]

Googling yourself is known as "ego-surf" . Addict-o-matic can help you find occurrences of your name across a much larger web and that too, very quickly.


Addict-o-matic pulls search results for your name from all major sites like Google, Yahoo, Twitter, Digg, Bloglines, YouTube, Flickr, del.icio.us etc. You can then arrange these search boxes via drag-n-drop just like iGoogle or Netvibes.

And once you’re happy with the layout, save that URL as a bookmark to access that custom view later - no registration is required.

addictomatic.com

Another method of doing this is as follows
Step 1: Goto Google Advanced Search and select “past 24 hours” in the date field. This will filter all web pages from Google search results that were indexed more than 24 hours ago.

Step 2: Type your names enclosed in quotes in the search box - also include any common misspellings separated by the OR operator. (e.g. - “javin hussin” OR “javiin husin” OR “javien hussin”). Hit Enter.

Step 3: Copy the Google URL in the address bar and paste that into the search box at Page2RSS.com. This will create an RSS feed of your search results that you can subscribe via email or in any news reader.

You will no longer have to type your name in Google every morning - if there’s a new web page that mentions your own name or your company’s name, it will be pushed to your inbox (or RSS reader) automatically.