10 most 'liked' car brands on Facebook

Random Guy · 30 May 2011 at 12:40

It has its uses, but it is worrying how much private information people are willing to sacrifice on the altar of "social"-ness.

Disco Boy · 30 May 2011 at 13:01

sigma said:
Liking stuff on facebook is chavvy?

Seriously?

Whatever next!?

"Liking" something doesn't make you a chav, but chavs do a lot of "liking".

lordrobs · 30 May 2011 at 14:56

Disco Boy said:
"Liking" something doesn't make you a chav, but chavs do a lot of "liking".

Liking a car brand = non chav
Liking things like "hearing something that kils you inside and having to act like you dont care" or "I don't care if it's 4 am, you're my best friend and ill take care of you." = chav

The_Abyss · 31 May 2011 at 00:33

[TW]Fox;19255528 said:
The one worrying thing is just how much it seems most of the web presence of many companies now seems to rely on not the internet, but one privately owned and operated internet site..

The internet is massive. Facebook, and other similar channels, are smaller and importantly, are known.

Putting your efforts into the internet = sticking posters on random billboards.

Putting your efforts into concentrated channels like Facebook = being involved in the conversations your potential next customers are having.

Nothing to worry about and beneficial, unless you're the type of person that has to dash off and have a bowl of Cornflakes every time you see an advert.

PraxxtorCruel · 31 May 2011 at 00:58

Saw the s4 the other day, brand new, it drove off so effortlessly. Experience of the day.