Most of the times, when we have opened a Google search Page, we have found that Google has changed its logos to mark holidays, special days like Valentine’s day, Elections in US, Birthdays of famous personalities, major events like Olympics. These special logos are known as GOOGLE DOODLES. The first Google doodle was created by none other than the co-owners of Google, Larry Page and Sergey Brin. The first Doodle was to show that Owners were attending the Burning Man Festival in 1999. They put a little stick figure on the home page to let people know why no one was in office in case the website crashed.
After the success of first Doodle, now it is a continuous practice. All the Google Doodles are copyrights of Doodle creators.
This was the doodle, which was put on British Google homepage to mark a visit by the Queen in Google’s Office.
Google is one of the most innovative companies in the world. The above shown doodle was to spread the message of love on Valentine’s Day.
Google keeps logos for every major event on this earth be it 50th Anniversary of NASA
Or Start of Olympics in Beijing
Leonardo’s Da Vinci’s b’day was celebrated by the following Google Doodle.
Google has adopted very innovative ways to increase brand loyality. Every year Google organizes competition in which users are invited to draw Google Dooles and the best entries are awarded and posted on Google website. What could be the better way to increase visibility and brand awareness?
Courtsey:http://www.google.com/holidaylogos.html
