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Search Stories 101
April 13, 2010
Back in February we ran our "
Parisian Love
" ad during the Super Bowl – created from a few Google searches and a little music. We heard from many people that it would be great if there was a way that anyone could tell their own story and share it with the world.
So today, we're happy to release the
Search Stories Video Creator tool
that allows you to quickly and easily create your own search story. Give the number of adventures that students have to tell stories about, we think you'll have some winners to share. We've been excited to see some of the ones that have already come in from students, like this one:
So whether it's feeling the
need for speed
in Arizona,
building a bridge
in Guatemala, or
going on a date with a vampire
, give it a try and
share your search story
with the world!
Posted by Jeff Aguero, Product Marketing Manager
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