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How to Enable Facebook Reviews and Recommendations ?
Can one recommend your business or brand on Facebook when somebody asks where to eat or shop or party or something similar? If, yes then you need to enable Facebook Recommendations, which was earlier known as Facebook Reviews, on your page. Let’s learn how to enable Facebook Recommendations.
Why Facebook Recommendations?By the time you must have noticed your friends or family members asking for a good Pizza Outlet, Restaurant, Dental Clinic, Photographer, Pre-School, Café, Jeweler, Bakery, Caterer, Event Manager, etc . OR Many of them when visit such places they check-in and they recommend the place. Right?
As per Facebook, today every third person on Facebook uses this platform to look for a recommendation or review about something or the other.
That’s a great opportunity for marketing and sales, as recommendations by a friend have more importance than the paid advertisement. To take an advantage of this, your Facebook Page must have enabled the Facebook Page Recommendations and Reviews.
Let’s take an example of a bakery, BonzerBites.
On the left side of your Facebook Page if Reviews tab is not appearing that means you have not enabled the same.
To turn on this feature, you need to go to settings and there click Templates and Tabs. Scroll down and click on the button Add a Tab.
Find Reviews and click on the Add Tab button.
Done you are good to go!
Now Reviews tab should be visible on the left side of the page. If there were any past reviews those should also be visible now in Recommendations and Reviews section.
Now your business is open for Facebook Recommendations and Reviews.
While it’s good to receive recommendation and reviews, it has a flip side too.
You just cannot delete a Recommendation with a negative feedback. But, you can report it.
If you are sure that a particular Facebook Recommendations doesn’t follow Community Standards or don’t focus on the product or service offered by your business, you can report it to Facebook.
Reporting a recommendation is simple. Go to a particular Recommendation and click the exclamatory mark in the top right beside three dots.
That will open a POPUP with title What’s going on? You should see few tags such as Review not relevant, Unfair Review, Nudity, Violence, Harassment, Suicide, Spam, Drugs, Hate Speech, etc.
Select the appropriate tag and click send. Done.
Facebook will review your report and may remove Recommendations that don’t follow the standards.
For any reason till certain duration if you don’t want people to recommend your business, you can do it in few clicks.
Go to settings. Click Templates and Tabs. Now locate Reviews and click settings. Just turn off the Show Reviews button. Now neither review will be visible nor will anybody be able to leave a new review.
ConclusionIf you have enabled Facebook Recommendations and Reviews, you stand a chance to gain new customers. If you have a great product or service which keeps your customers happy, they will certainly recommend your business in their community.
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Kirit JAsani at Crowd Multiplier
I am an advertising person and author of various articles on branding. I am also founder of Spotlight Communication (brand consultancy agency at Ahmedabad) and Crowd Multiplier (Social & Digital Media Agency at Ahmedabad). I have worked with various brands at regional, national and international level.
How to get the Recommendations Box for your Facebook Page
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You know what’s powerful? Social Proof.
Provide proof from satisfied customers that your product works. Provide proof from experts in your field stating that you know what you’re talking about. Provide proof from the community that your content has value.
That’s why you see so many testimonial pages on websites. It’s also why third party apps are springing up on Facebook that provide ways for Fans to recommend Pages.
The reason such apps have been created was that it seemed that the Recommendations Box on Facebook Pages were going away. Somehow disappearing, and no one knew how to bring them back.
I couldn’t tell you if this is a recent Facebook development or if I just stumbled on this by dumb luck, but nearly any Page owner can have a Recommendations box. The solution is so easy it’s silly.
1. Go to Admin Panel > Edit Page > Update Info
2. Enter a Physical Address
3. Check the Box to “Show this map on the Page.
” And that’s it.
For whatever reason, Facebook only allows Recommendations for Pages that have not only provided a physical location but chose to display a map within their applications. If you uncheck the box to display the map, the Recommendations box disappears.
If you don’t want to show your actual address, there is a semi-workaround. Facebook needs to find your address on the map for this to work, so you can’t enter a bogus address. You can enter your home address first until the map comes up, then enter something more general. For me, the map stays.
The downside of that is that the map for the legitimate address is still there, even though you changed that address. If you really don’t want to share that, it’s something you’ll need to weigh.
But you can also bury the Map at the bottom of your applications. Most people don’t look at anything other than your first four apps anyway. That doesn’t mean no one will, but it’s hardly going to be visible.
The exception to this trick is any business classification that doesn’t allow you to enter a physical address. There are a few. But you don’t need to use the “Local Businesses” classification. I got it to work with “Websites & Blogs.”
If you still have trouble, I’ve heard of some people who got it to work once entering a couple “Sub-Categories” on the Update Info page. Worth a try at least.
Personally, I find this to be a very valuable addition to my Page. If you try the steps above, let me know if it works for you in the comments below!
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Adding a "Like" button from Facebook to your site or blog is convenient if you want your visitors to easily and quickly share a link to your resource with their friends and acquaintances.
How do I add a Facebook Like button?
On the Facebook social network, the Like Button allows the user to share the content of sites and blogs he likes with his friends on Facebook. When a user clicks the "Like" button on a site, the content they like appears in the News Feed of that user's friends with a link back to that site. The link is also displayed in the "Like" block on the user's Facebook page.
For users, the "Like" button is good because allows you to share interesting and useful information from their point of view with other network users with one click. For you, as the owner of a website or blog, the "Like" button opens up additional opportunities for advertising your resource. Thus, the "Like" button from Facebook is beneficial and beneficial to both parties.
You can add a Facebook Like button to your website or blog using the special code , which can be obtained from the Facebook Developers website.
To do this, fill out a special form:
The process of obtaining the code consists of the following steps:
- field URL to Like — address of the page you like — should be left empty so that the address of the page you like is assigned the address of the page on which the button is located
- field Layout Style allows you to select the button design style (with or without a vote counter)
- field Show Faces set to True allows you to display avatars of users who liked this site or blog
- field Width should specify the plugin width in pixels
- field Verb to display displays the name of the button "Like" or "Recommend" (in the Russian version "Like" or "Recommend")
- in the field Font select the font for the text outline
- in the Color Scheme field, select one of the two proposed button design schemes: light or dark
After filling in all the fields, click the "Get code" button.
Now, to add the "Like" button from Facebook to your website or blog, you should copy the program code from the window that opens.
9 is shown at the top of the window0262 iframe - code, at the bottom - XFBML . The second option is more versatile.
If the page address field (URL) is left blank, then after setting the code of the "Like" button in the html code of the page, users who click this button will "like" this particular page.
If an iframe code is selected for inserting it into a site or blog on the WordPress engine, then you need to change this code a little. To do this, find the following section of code:
http%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fpage%2Fto%2Flike
and replace it with this:
If you want visitors to "like" your entire blog or website, then you should replace the specified section of code with the URL of your resource.
