Purchasing Google stock is not the only way to invest in the tech giant. Many investors may already own Google stock without realising it. Because Google is a major component of the NASDAQ index, many popular ETFs have exposure to it.

The following are some popular ETFs that hold Google stock:
ETF Vanguard Communication Services
Fidelity ETF Tracking the MSCI Communication Services Index
iShares Global Communications Services ETF
iShares U.S. Technology ETF Invesco S&P 500 Momentum ETF
The following major mutual funds have significant exposure to Google:

Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund is a mutual fund that invests in the entire stock market.
Index Fund Vanguard 500
SPDR S&P 500 Trust
QQQ Trust from Invesco
For example, Google shares account for 1.59% of the VTI ETF's holdings, which is one of the world's largest and most popular ETFs, with nearly $300 billion USD under management. Over a ten-year period, the ETF has delivered an annualised return of 16.29%.

To invest in Google, you need to purchase shares of its parent company, Alphabet Inc.. Start by opening an account with a trusted brokerage that provides access to U.S. stock markets. Once your account is verified and funded, search for Alphabet using its ticker symbols, GOOGL or GOOG. Before investing, review the company’s financial health, recent performance, and overall market conditions. You can buy whole shares or fractional shares based on your available budget. It’s important to spread your investments across different assets to reduce risk. Many investors prefer a long-term approach, holding shares over time while tracking company developments and market trends to make informed decisions.