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Maximize Your Google Doodle Experience.

Updated on February 14, 2019

What On Earth Is A Google Doodle?

Some of these logos are interactive animations.

The logos are designed by artists all over the world to celebrate events and honor famous people. I enjoy trying to figure out what the event is from what is presented in the logo scene.

You can click on the logo to read what they are honoring and who provided the art.

History Of Google

A search engine known as "Back Rub" was developed back in 1996 by Sergey Brin and Larry Page. This search engine was different from all the others current searching the web because it had the ability to discover back links.

That little search engine had something none of the others did and people soon recognized the potential of this new technology. That search engine would soon be recognized around the world as "Google".

The Google search engine would be conducting about 3 million searches per day by September 1999.

The Birth Of Google Doodle

The first Google doodle appeared in 1998 when the Google founders Larry and Sergey put a stick man drawing into their Google logo to indicate that they would be "out of the office" while they attended a festival in Nevada.

The next doodle to appear on the Google homepage would be in 2000 for Bastille Day and things just seemed to naturally take off from there.

Google users enjoyed the doodle concept so much that these images become a rather frequent new feature of the Google homepage.

Which Is Your Favorite Search Engine?

Which Is Your Favorite Search Engine?

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Your Chance For 15 Minutes Of Fame

If you have a doodle that you would like Google to use on their home page, or if you have an idea for a doodle, send it in to proposals@google.com.

Google is always looking for unique and creative drawings to feature.

Google is so much more than just an internet search engine.

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Productive Google Products: Lots and lots and lots.

Here are a few items from Google that will help you and your online business out in so many ways.

Googles main claim to fame is in its search engines usability. Google search can help you maximize your searches to help you find EXACTLY what you are looking for.

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  4. Google Analytics
  5. Google Maps

That big old search engine really is a lot more than just a search engine. They are a treasure trove of applications and advice to help you out on the internet. Check them out.

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