Yesterday the olympics ended. With Russia claiming first place and the US squad disappointing by losing against Canada one might assume that most English speaking Facebook users would just ignore the event. But that’s
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We really like the little things. Of course, big feature updates are important, too, but when it comes to making a tool more user friendly size doesn’t really matter. And we even think it’s safe to say, that these small
Olympic Games?! Not Really… – The Facebook Top Posts Week 7
They are supposed to keep you awake and make you feel energized. Some people don’t drink anything else anymore. Energy Drinks are way more than simply beverages by now: they are a lifestyle, to most people they represent
Stay awake & enjoy life – Energy Drinks on Facebook
Sports and Patriotism – The Top Post Week 6
The top posts of this week have a vast amount of different topics. Unlike expected, the olympics play a rather unimportant role. Even though the U.S. having won multiple medals already, barely any posts can be found.
The most popular alcoholic beverage – American Beers on Facebook
This week we analyzed the pages of various american beer brands. We created a list of the 30 biggest Facebook pages of american beers, but due to the fact that we aren’t from the US ourselves it’s hard for us to tell whe
6 free tools for awesome (info)graphics
Social media people love pictures. And with stock image distributors like Getty or Shutterstock it’s pr
Hairstyles For Dolls – Top Posts Week 5
This weeks Top Posts were a bit different than what we expected them to be. Our predication was that the list would be drowned in Super Bowl posts, but it ended up completely different.
One reason for that is