Feb 8, 2007 at 7:51am ET by Greg Sterling
This Google sticker (on Flickr) was spotted in London. While it’s in some ways unremarkable and like any number of similar stickers (Michelin, Mobile Travel Guides, Citysearch, Zagat, etc.), it represents something of a shift for Google and a bit of a traditional marketing push.
To my knowledge nobody has spotted something like this in the U.S. but perhaps soon.
Postscript Barry: I just confirmed that this is a UK only campaign at the moment.
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A couple years ago there were mini posters all over my college campus advertising for various Google services targetted at college students — Maps, SMS, Scholar, and one other one.
I of course stole them, they hang in my apartment now.
These stickers has been around for quite a while, the first time I saw it on Flickr was back in September last year.
So far, I haven’t seen one that says “maps.google.com”. Neither on the street or on Flickr.
I want one!