Get hired like a boss with Dunkin Donuts’ video resume maker. We won’t spoil the fun for you by showing an example resume, so just head to the Like a Boss app over on the Dunkin Donuts Facebook page and let it process your profile.

While it’s an absolute necessity for brands to have a presence on Facebook, a recent study by Compete.com shows that Twitter is the preferred social network for driving purchases, recommendations and website visits.

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.

After receiving one million Likes on Facebook, Heineken decided to return the compliment one Like at a time. A team of Heineken Huggers was sent out on the streets of Amsterdam and hugged every Heineken drinking person. Sucks to be the one guy drinking a Merlot for a change.

Facebook ad coupons are in high demand. We can tell from the crowds of people visiting our site in search for free Facebook advertising credit. So it’s a good thing we’ve become peculiarly good at finding these precious, special ad codes. Why, we discovered a new one already!

We’re this close to renaming October “Letterbombtober” due to this month’s emergence of, you know, Facebook Letterbombing (FBLB). But any month is good for letterbombing, really. The Facebook vandals among you planning an FBLB strike should read this article carefully for the many tips and tricks shared by the original Facebook Letter Bomb Squad!

We absolutely love Facebook Letter Bombing. In fact, we love it so much we sat down for an interview today with the guys who invented the brand spanking new guerilla marketing tactic. But more on that tomorrow. What we don’t like are people messing it up.

Studio Brussel, a Belgian radio station with a mainly young audience, today decided to use Facebook to promote their home-made remix of a popular dance song to competing radio stations in Belgium using the so-called “letterbomb” technique.

It was hard to miss Diesel’s Be stupid campaign the past few months, but of all the different versions and executions, we liked the following one best.

We previously warned you about the danger of admins renaming Facebook groups you belong to, and today we learned about an interesting AIDS-awareness campaign from Germany, making creative use of this feared renaming option.

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.

Are you doing every Facebook quiz there is? Have you poked someone earlier this week and counting every second until this person pokes you back? Do you have the unstoppable urge to write on every wall, even those in your bedroom? Then you might want to join the Social Media Addicts Association (S.M.A.A.), founded by Jerry.

What’s up with Facebook ads? It seems like every one and their pet water turtle have recently been given free ad spending money and are unleashing the silliest and dumbest advertisements to your sidebar. Here’s the first batch of ridiculous Facebook ads I’ve collected…

Activision hired Belgian creative agency One Million Dollars to promote the release of their new game called Prototype(to be released in June). The result is a pretty cool dedicated website that uses Facebook Connect. I’m not gonna tell you exactly how, because that would ruin the fun. Just enjoy!