My Very Own Google Birthday Logo

Oct 18, 2010 - 8:03 am 3 by
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Google is now showing personalized birthday Google logos for you, me and everyone else out there. Well, not everyone. It depends on a few conditions:

(1) You have a Google Profile and; (2) You enter your birthday in your Google Profile and; (3) You visit Google.com on your birthday and; (4) You are logged into Google.

If you follow all 4 conditions, then you will see this logo on the Google home page on your birthday:

personalized happy birthday

In fact, Matt Cutts tweeted a link to one of the first people to spot this for their birthday and screen cast it. Check out Danny Brown's video and comments (by the way, happy birthday):

You should also know that when you mouse over the logo, an alternative text box comes up saying "Happy Birthday [FirstName]".

Pretty cool!

Forum discussion at Google Blogoscoped Forums.

There were some Google logos for localized Google properties this weekend, they include:

Oscar Wilde logo on Google UK:

oscar wilde google logo

Forum discussion at Google Blogoscoped Forums.

Google Hong Kong Double Ninth Festival:

double ninth google

Forum discussion at Google Blogoscoped Forums.

 

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