Google's Holiday Gift In The Help Forums

Dec 14, 2010 - 8:53 am 8 — by
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Some of you may or may not remember, but Google was known for sending out some pretty cool gifts for the holiday season to their advertisers, publishers and friends. That ended, on some level, last year when Google sent out an e-card stating they donating $20 million to charity instead of sending out swag like they did in 2008, 2007, 2006, and 2005.

We have no idea what Google will do this year. We do know Google had a great year financially but it doesn't mean you and I will get a neat piece of Google swag this year.

Google did something nice in the Google Help area, they created a holiday page wishing everyone a happy holidays and listed Google services people can use to make the holiday season more enjoyable. The page includes Google products like Google Docs forms, Google Calendar, Google Sharing buttons, Gmail, Mobile, Santa Tracker and more.

It also includes this top banner:

Google Forums Happy Holidays

What do you think? Will we get swag this year or an e-card with a note about a charitable corporate tax incentive donation?

 

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