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December 21, 2007

'07 Holiday Season Logos & Themes From Search Industry

The holiday season is here, you can tell if you just browse the web and see all the sites sporting fun logos and themes. As you can tell, we have our holiday theme live now.

Search Engine Roundtable Holiday Theme

Google has holiday logo number one live and will likely update the logos daily:

Google Holiday Theme 1

Yahoo went animated again, got to love it:

Here is the Yahoo static image:

Yahoo Holiday Logo

Ask.com has a completely animated background, the snow flakes fall from the sky.

Ask Holiday Theme

Dogpile has their cute logo as well!

Dogpile Holiday Logo

Happy holidays everyone - thank you so much for reading and supporting us!

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posted rustybrick in Search Engine Industry News at December 21, 2007 10:31 AM Comments (3)

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I celebrate Christmas like over 70% of the rest of the USA... why all the holiday verbiage and not one mention of Christmas? glad to see dogpile still has some marketers with backbones.

 

Posted by No Name at December 21, 2007 15:57

Seems like MSN (Live) is busy during these holidays!! May be they will come up with something during New Year!

 

Posted by Mehul at December 24, 2007 09:13

Not to (re)open a can of worms, but I don't see anything wrong with doing a happy holidays message to cover everyone. It's interesting though, that Google did a separate logo (different than the one above) for Christmas day - I didn't screenshot it, but when you rolled your mouse over for the alt it said happy holidays. One would think that if they were doing a separate logo for the 25th, it would have said merry Christmas. I personally like the dogpile / seroundtable way of doing it with a different, holiday-specific logo for each of the major holidays.

 

Posted by Justin Seibert at December 26, 2007 08:54

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