You’re probably a fan of at least a handful of brands and/or products on Facebook, and that’s because you’re truly fond of them. But have you ever wondered how much your virtual support is actually worth to these companies? Vitrue, an Atlanta-based social media management company, has calculated the exact value of a Facebook fan.
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Pieter posted in "Groups & pages, News". 13 years, 11 months ago - one commentKip Drordy gains 100,000 fans after South Park episode
Pieter posted in "Groups & pages, Humor". 13 years, 11 months ago - 3 comments10 funniest Justin Bieber hate groups on Facebook
Pieter posted in "Groups & pages". 13 years, 11 months ago - 57 commentsAny artist can have hundreds of fan pages on Facebook, but it takes a really successful one to have dozens and dozens of anti-fan pages. Take Justin Bieber. The 16-year-old Canadian pop singer with a certified platinum debut release may have millions of screaming fans, but his young, slightly androgynous looks and voice make him an easy target for opponents.
Onion rings, sausage rolls, pickles and peas draw millions of fans
Pieter posted in "Groups & pages, Humor". 14 years, 1 month ago - one commentBlur Facebook marketing: you’re doing it wrong!
Pieter posted in "Groups & pages". 14 years, 2 months ago - no commentWacko Wednesday: Duck of the Day
Pieter posted in "Groups & pages, Humor". 14 years, 2 months ago - no commentFacebook page wants us to say “twenty-ten” instead of “two-thousand-ten”
Pieter posted in "Groups & pages". 14 years, 2 months ago - 6 commentsWe’ve seen Facebook unintentionally append our lexis, and the spelling police is all over the social network in form of nitpicking friends, but we’ve never seen an attempt to change our vocabulary. The new year brings us such an endeavour with a Facebook page called “Saying “Twenty-Ten”, Instead of “Two-Thousand-Ten” Because It Sounds Cooler”.