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Quick bugfix: It only seems to work if you include the "www." in the URL of the page. Why not just ask for the page-slug instead of the full URL? EDIT: I can s
by brntn 14y ago
Quick bugfix: It only seems to work if you include the "www." in the URL of the page. Why not just ask for the page-slug instead of the full URL?
EDIT: I can see this being really useful in a "opposition research" sort of way. It would be great to be able to view/compare multiple pages at the same time, and then try to highlight where one is going better than the other.
For pages that you manage, it's really not that useful when compared to the powerful analytics Facebook already provides through the insights tool.
- akane 14y agoI thought the full URL was easiest since you can copy and paste. For pages that are already being watched, the slug will take you to the page. However, some fb pages don't have vanity urls. Edit: thanks for the feedback. Adding the ability to compare your page to competitors would be pretty nice.
- brntn 14y agoThat's a fair call, though it's pretty easy to check if "facebook" is in the submitted string and then check if it's a page slug if it's not.