Pretty simple, it's a blog about schwag from search engines, SEO firms and other search-related sources.
Google Earth has done the amazing by using its custom technology feeds to create a 3-D map of New York City. While many of you may think this reminds you of the landscape from a certain promotional game (Grand Theft Auto IV anyone?), this nifty view of the world’s most famous city displays how effective Google Earth can be. So the next time you’re trying to navigate your way around the streets of Manhattan, don’t turn to your logoed map…turn to Google Earth!
Well it seems that in the latest study of the possibilities custom computer technology social media sites offer, Twitter has been shown to be an extremely accurate predictor for how well movies will do in the box office. Research on movie revenues that scientists used Twitter to predict showed results in which the Twitter-based predictions fell within a few hundreds of thousands of dollars of the actual revenues made. This research study was so successful that it beat out the guesses made by the Hollywood Stock Exchange! Who would have ever thought that a social media site could become a tool to predict the actual outcomes of things!
Wow, do I wish this was my April Fool’s Day post. So it appears that out of all the promotional computer technology that Google offers, they still decided to make a 15 second short video teaching people how to use the site to…search for weather in their area. I guess people not as tech-savvy as us would find this useful…but do you really think they’d be searching for a how-to video for it? Either way, as usual, Google makes this video look totally cool, which is why it’s being posted. As for me…I’m unlucky enough to have used Google’s weather seeker and found out that it’s going to rain tomorrow. Guess I’ll need my logoed umbrella!
Check out this awesome customized t-shirt that won the Gmail Thread-less Challenge! The challenge prompted Gmail users to create a design for the new Gmail t-shirt, in which the winner would receive a promotional mp3 player as well as some other goodies. And with the winning design, the only thing to be said is: talk about custom computer technology going planar! It’s a bad joke…I know.
In honor of Topeka’s mayor renaming the city Google for a month in order to get Google to post itself in the city, Google returned the favor by renaming itself Topeka on April Fool’s Day. So everyone grab your promotional maps and remember to rename Topeka, Google for the month. (It’s the capital of Kansas if you don’t remember!) Talk about great custom advertising!
Check out this customized t-shirt from Blogger! One of the most popular blogging sites out there, many people love how easy it makes it for you to create your own blog. So why not show how happy you are by wearing a t-shirt that supports its cause! Promotional computer technology is the new in thing, after all.
Check out these cool new imprinted t-shirts that facebook created…for your dog! Now you can fit your adorable pooch into clothing that advertises the site that you just can’t get enough of! Now only if there were some awesome custom dog tags to go with that!
Check out this cool logoed notebook from Wikipedia! Instead of just looking up the information on Wikipedia, why don’t you try and find some of your own and add it to the site. This notebook will definitely come in handy for those looking to do just that, and with a promotional pen the idea of it seems even sweeter!
Do you love Yahoo!? Have a Geocities site? Well then you should check out this custom hat that features all of your favorite yahoo! Links! You can walk the streets proudly advertising your favorite search engine and your own website that was granted to you by its services. How cool is that? All you need now is an imprinted shirt that shows off your website to make it the perfect combination for a search engine inspired day!
Check out this nicely boxed collection of Google schwag! Comprised of items such a logoed mouse, promotional pen and custom usb drive this collection of Google items is perfect for all those who love Google as much as I do. I love the idea of carrying a case like this around and opening it around people for all to see how Google-tech I am.