The world is progressing fast, and Perth is at the forefront of this change. Google has been rolling out a few interesting updates to ensure you get the best experience. As part of the new rollouts, including AI Overviews, you can now ensure the algorithm reflects your favourite news websites. Build your feed brick-by-brick, indeed!
Basically, when you type a topic of your choice, Google picks a few news websites for the Top Stories feature. By allowing users to curate their preferred sources, the search engine ensures your favourite outlets, guides, and more appear first. If you want Secret Perth as the top search, add it to your list of preferred sources.
Steps to add Secret Perth to your preferred sources
The procedure is clear-cut. You can click on this link, type “Secret Perth” or “secretperth.com” and select our website as shown below.

Another method to add news sites to your preferred sources is via Top Stories. First, go to the search bar and type a news topic of your choice. Then, click on the icon to the right of the Top Stories title. Now, repeat the above process; add websites you like to the list of preferred sources (Secret Perth, perhaps), then hit refresh.

Why you need Secret Perth to be your top choice on Google
Known for hyper-local, Perth-specific content, Secret Perth is one of the foremost sources of information on what’s on in Perth and WA. From things to do, eateries, escapes, seasonal stories, to news stories that Perthites must know, we have got you. With thousands of people watching on Instagram, Facebook and beyond, Secret strives to showcase the best of what the city has to offer every single day.
What you’ll see after adding Secret Perth

After setting Secret Perth as a preferred source, you can expect our articles to appear in the Top Stories of your Google search and a dedicated “From your sources” carousel. This means better curated, local coverage at your fingertips when you open Google! Edit this list at any time. For the best Perth-specific content, keep us in your preferred sources.