Oreo Hearts Facebook!

I don't know about you, but Oreo's Facebook page is definitely on my top five. Oreo knows exactly what type of posts to put on Facebook and exactly when to post them. Who are these creatures working at Nabisco with the mythical powers to know exactly what type of content to put and when to put it? It won't be a surprise to hear that Oreo has more than 27 million likes on Facebook. I have always been uber impressed with Oreo's facebook activity, but they have since taken it to a new level. Have you noticed that they are posting a new Oreo illustration EVERY SINGLE DAY? While Google illustrates their logo a couple of times a month, Oreo has surpassed them and have taken them up on a challenge. Will Google accept the challenge? Instead of merely taking on holiday's such as Mother's Day and Martin Luther King's Birthday, Oreo has decided to tackle more important events such as the advent of the air conditioner and the six year anniversary of twitter. They also recently did an illustration announcing the opening of Ice Age. Wait, what? Oreo is now making money off of their amazing posts? Aren't people annoyed by unsolicited movie ads? Well in this case, the opposite is true. 3,205 liked the image and 469 shared it! Now THAT'S advertising insight. More exciting than this, came Oreo's support for gay marriage. Who else but Oreo shows support for gay marriage by showing an Oreo cookie filled with multicolored creme? Move over Obama, Oreo has just stolen your thunder! What was the result of this such illustration? Reading through the comments I spotted quite a number of people professing their love for Oreo and saying that now, they will definitely never stop eating Oreo's. There has been much media attention to the fact that this image spurred the creation of an an Oreo boycott page. With this page only amassing 103 likes, however, I highly doubt Oreo is breaking a sweat. So how does Oreo fare with its cookie competitors? Mrs. Fields has a measly 32,957 likes and Chips Ahoy, another Nabisco brand, has less than a million. Maybe they should take a tip or two from Oreo.