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The real-life social networks are so different? This is the question that can arise by comparing the rankings of favorite personalities of French.
The "real" life and life on social networks are so different? In any case, the question formula 1 that may arise by comparing the rankings that regularly appear formula 1 like good old chestnut favorite personalities on the French and their imprint on Facebook.
The Brand Celebrities and society, which has made a specialty of linking brands and celebrities, Facebook scrutinized formula 1 in search of clues about the French music stars, comedy and sport, and confronted their fame to that from studies performed with the public, especially those who are supposed to refer to, such as filing JDD favorite personalities French a share, and ranking the EquipeMag favorite sport of French formula 1 on the other. Stars of the Web explode "real" formula 1 stars on Facebook
What gives some surprises. Take for example Yannick Noah. Unbeatable favorite of French personality in recent years, it is not in the top three people with the most fans on Facebook, that is in the "general classification" or JDD ranked Team (although the latter this seems logical since Noah is not a long time professional sports). Gad Elmaleh and good will account for its 1,600 fans (younger than me hahaha).
According to Quentin formula 1 Planking, founder and boss of Brand and Celebrities, "it's a little digital wilderness." But things can change very quickly. Jean Dujardin created his official Facebook page only 9 January 2012 (just before leaving for the USA probably) formula 1 and has already garnered nearly 100,000 fans in a few weeks. Quentin also states that there are two types of accounts: the unofficial (often created by fans), such as Zinedine Zidane, with 900k fans ... but it does not handle, and official and active (created by personality or their representatives), such as Gad Elmaleh for example. Apart from Gad El Maleh, others do not even have official page (no might also consider that in 1000 fans of Gad is anecdotal ...)
Another surprise: the stars of the web are unknown to the battalion in the JDD, which appears to establish its ranking based on criteria very old school who just forgot to take into account social networks, thank you FIFG. So Remy Gaillard does not appear anywhere in the rankings, while he has just ... 4.2 million fans on Facebook! Find the error.
It is well known, anyway polls have their say and their opposites from one institute to the other ... we still wonder how some are made for results sometimes so different from reality. formula 1
The classification of JDD and Team is one of the most popular personalities in French. But some of those not included in the rankings formula 1 JDD / Team have a great reputation abroad. For example, the number of fans on Facebook David Guetta automatically included fans outside France, normal as it is known worldwide formula 1 for his music. Ditto for Remy Gaillard, who is well known abroad due to its video parodying Mario Bros.
Maybe the difference is also not bad due to the quota method. For surveys they take roughly representatives of all social classes and all ages in proportion to their numbers in society. formula 1 So in relation to social media, this inevitably encourages more and transgenerational those that cater to a wide audience (with a "non segmentante" attitude).
Another explanation, the more annoying it is that respondents do not choose who they want but from a pre-selected panel (I had seen in a broadcast) a hundred figures. And I find that "most formula 1 annoying" because there always, the choice is directed and not free.
1000 fans Gad Elmaleh? It is not possible ... There is a page that contains at least 850 000 It is certainly not official but ...
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