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Google Gives Long Time Advertisers The "Google Cookbook"

If you have been advertising with Google AdWords for over six-years, you may have received a little present in the mail, from Google. The present is the Google Cookbook.

In the box, you should be able to find:

  • Google Cookbook
  • Google Apron
  • Advanced Tips from Adwords Experts Book
  • Google Thank You Letter

Here is a picture of it, I found on Flickr in AuthenticEccentric's photostream:

The Google Cookbook

We have discussion on the Google Cookbook at WebmasterWorld and ABestWeb Forums. One member said:

Did anyone else get the package of goodies from Google on their account's 6 year anniversary?

I got a Google Cookbook with gourmet recipes created by Google Chefs, a Google Chefs Apron (black with colorful logo) and a book entitled Advanced Tips from Adwords Experts ... plus a nice cover letter.

I don't cook but it's a nice gesture and over the years they have sent out some nice gifts.

If anyone photocopies the cookbook, please do let me know, so I can share with everyone (if that is legal).

Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld and ABestWeb Forums.



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posted rustybrick in Other Google Topics at July 21, 2008 7:16 AM Comments (4)

Comments

Neat. I get chocolates every year from my web host since I spend so much money with them.

I'm wondering if it's just 6 years old or if you had to spend a certain amount of money as well.

 

i also get chocolates from my hosting provider, it is a nice gesture at xmas.

 

No fair! I've been doing this for almost ... well 5 really, but completely different accounts. Not fair! :(

 

I would love to have that apron. Can you apply to receive one over the post?

 

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