Billed as the “largest market research of its kind,” Brand Satisfaction tracks every major brand on Facebook and how likely fans are to recommend those brands to others.

Brand Satisfaction provides marketing and insights professionals with access to hundreds of demographic, behavioral and attitudinal details about audiences they follow.

For its first study, Brand Satisfaction compiled millions of responses from Facebook Fans of over 15,000 Facebook pages to determine the Top 20 brands with the most loyal Fans.

The top 20 looks like this:

1. St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
2. Facebook
3. Google
4. Walt Disney World
5. ALDI USA
6. Xbox
7. Starbucks Frappuccino
8. Google Chrome
9. Duncan Hines
10. Adobe Photoshop
11. Tim Hortons
12. Hershey’s
13. In-N-Out Burger
14. Dove Chocolates
15. NFL
16. Portillo’s
17. BRAVO
18. Disneyland
19. Dollar Tree
20. AMC Theatre

“Demographic and behavioral data is the cornerstone to understanding a brand’s Facebook audience and powering game-changing marketing decisions,” says David Guy, CEO of LoudDoor. “Rather than relying on highly subjective social chatter or experimental ‘listening’ technologies, Brand Satisfaction does the hard work of asking brands’ Fans directly about their attitudes, behaviors and motivations. We then package this powerful data in a simple dashboard interface to empower brands to harness their Facebook asset.”

Are you surprised by any names on the list?

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“We recently uncovered a campaign to collect user passwords, likely through phishing,” Google said, referencing the nefarious but all-too-common practice of email hacking practice where hackers attempt to evade and confuse users to into supplying sensitive information, like email account passwords.

“This campaign, which appears to originate from Jinan, China, affected what seem to be the personal Gmail accounts of hundreds of users including, among others, senior U.S. government officials, Chinese political activists, officials in several Asian countries (predominantly South Korea), military personnel and journalists,” Google said.

Google detected and has disrupted this campaign to take users’ passwords and monitor their emails. We have notified victims and secured their accounts. In addition, we have notified relevant government authorities.

Google says it remains committed to the security of its users and encourages several steps to better protect private information. Chief among the steps was switching to Chrome, Google’s own web browser.

“Review the security features offered by the Chrome browser. If you don’t already use Chrome, consider switching your browser to Chrome,” Google said.

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