Google Scholar usually shows a larger number of citations for the same paper compared to Scopus, Web of Science and other traditional citation databases.
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Setting up a profile enables quick automatic additions of your policy and research publications and you can also Follow yourself - you will get alerts when your publications are cited.
Google Scholar provides citation counts 
that should be verified.
Google Scholar shows a larger number of citations compared to Scopus and Web of Science. Determine and evaluate the sources of the citations before you use them. The determination can be based on the occasions when you use the citation counts and also the purposes for which you are using them.