You can’t go much further in engaging with hardcore fans through social media than what Honda did in celebration of its one million Likes on Facebook.

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.

Kip Drordy, the nerdy kid with zero friends in South Park’s Facebook episode, has gained over a 100,000 fans on Facebook in less than a week after the show aired on the 7th of April 2010.

What started with an audacious onion ring trying to get more fans than Justin Bieber, has evolved into a whole basket of eatables competing with celebrities for the largest number of Facebook fans.

You know you’re doing the social media marketing thing wrong when even your biggest fans start throwing dirt at you. Let this be a lesson for the marketing team behind Blur, the recently reunited British rock band: do not ask Facebook users to go and spam Twitter.

64-year-old Danny DeVito has taken back his Facebook fan page from the hands of an actual fan, and just posted a homevideo to officially welcome his fans on Facebook. The shirtless actor/director/producer tells the world he’s off to a friends’ wedding, and concludes his introductory video with the quote: “Non più scuro della mezzanotte”…

We already told you about some really weird Facebook groups, but today we’ll show you a handful of strange fan pages that you’ve never heard about. And maybe, just maybe, this will be the day you’ll become a fan of…

We’re about to close our contest to win a cool blue LED pimp watch. We have about 50 entries up ’till now, but if you’re just finding out about the contest today you can still participate until April 30th. That’s 3 days to become a fan of reface.me on Facebook and leave a comment about the site on our Wall. It’s really that easy.

I was just notified by one of our readers that his notifications under “People you might know” appear messed up. Instead of just saying how many friends are a fan of the suggested pages, Chris’ notifications read (and excuse me the offensive language): “x friends are double niggers are fans.”

Look what we have here: a stainless steel pimp watch with funky blue LEDs which -in a Matrix kind of way- tell you (and only you) what time it is, leaving everyone else in the room baffled. Want it? It’s simple! Become a fan of reface.me during April 2009 and this pimp watch could be embellishing your wrist in May.

About 1.5 week ago I created a Facebook fan page for reface.me (in addition to our Group) but never advertised it anywhere. So it was pretty cool to find out today that somehow the page had already attracted 84 fans. Thanks for the support, girls and guys!