Have you ever wonder why Facebook does not set search filters and categories on their thematic Facebook Groups the same as websites do, and why people have roll down hundreds of hundreds of posts in order to find something relevant? It is not difficult - it just contrary to the interests of Facebook, which earns on “The soap bubble” much more than if they would personally owning and selling the product or service. ...

According to our own analytics, 35% of traffic comes to NamCars.net from Google, 54% of which comes with search phrases containing “namcars” in one form or another, like “namcars”, “namcars namibia”, “nam cars”, “namcars net”, “namcars vw”, “namcars for sale”, “bakkie namcars”, etc., that is 19% of total traffic, which leaves only 16% of pure Google traffic. And if we deduct 3% of paid traffic which we always buy from Google by using “Google ads”, the number of pure generic Google traffic is 13% only. ...

It’s been about two years since the largest newspaper in Namibia, called “The Namibian” posted false news referring to an interview about NamCars, which never really happened. Nevertheless, all our complaints and appeals to the newspaper were completely ignored and this article is still available on their website without any apology or refutation. So we figured that it might be quite normal and usual for their editorial policy not to comply with facts, and all their news might have the same quality level with false information being given to all Namibian citizens. ...