Let me give some background first:
I created a facebook app that uses machine learning and face recognition to find people in events (shows, races, conferences, etc). Its main use is to find an user and show the pictures that he's present, with the option of sharing said pictures on facebook. The app is finished, but now I need to have some analytics.
The facebook app analytics is good enough, but there is one case where I need some help. I can see the Click-Through Rate, Impressions and the number of Posts Published. But to the tool, the analytics of all the pictures shared through my app are grouped together.
If I need to see the analytics of just one event, like 'conference A' for example, I can't. Because the number of impressions shown in the tool include all the impressions of 'conference A', 'conference B' and 'conference C'.
Is there anyway that I can have these filtered analytics? Can someone point me the direction where I could solve this problem?
Thanks in advance.
You can see analytics for different events at https://www.facebook.com/analytics/{your-app-id}/?section=AppEvents
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I am thinking of creating an app that pushes all the images from my phone to an Instagram account, which will keep the pictures in a private state.
So essentially that will replace the subscription alternative of google photos.
PS: It is fine to use Instagram or facebook,
The reason being the meta software will also help me face detect users of my friends, and create a ai generated commentary of my pictures that will help me organize and sort picture.
I don't think there is a strict limit for instagram on the 'maximum' number of images you can upload to the platform.
However there appears to be a maximum of 100 uploads limit per user in a 24 hours period, but bare in mind that if whatever you are trying to do is done in bulk and frequently over time and exceeds the limit may make you look like a bot, which may resulting your account gets banned immediately.
I have some use-cases related to Facebook social plugins . Basically, these all plugins from Facebook are for web development. But I need these for my flutter apps. Three of the use-cases are -
Use-Case 1: I want to reward some points to my users if they invite others to link my app's Facebook page.
Use-Case 2: I want to reward some points to my users if they like my app's Facebook page.
Use-Case 3: I want to reward some points to my users if they share their score with screenshots taken by the app automatically to their News feeds. (Although I got some plugins for this but they didn't look handy to me as there are no success callbacks to prevent spam that if the user really shared the score with a screenshot. I also observed that these plugins only share captions or screenshots at a time but not togetherly)
I have developed an app that retargets customers when browsing a website and I have some problem with UTM tracking and Google Analytics.
For example if a client gets a customer to click on a FB ad and lands on their website they will have a custom FB utm. After browsing the website my app will display a pop-up and when a client clicks on it he receives my custom UTM.
The problem is that clients loose conversion rate data for the original traffic source and I need to figure out a solution.
Help is very much appreciate
It's not a good practices track with utm inside your site, if the pop-up is on the same domain, dont do it?
In you example, if the user comes from FB, yes, you need to tack with the utm, but the pop up is on your site... lets check the option?
If the asnwer is yes, try to track the user with a Custom Dimention on a Session Level, that will solve almost all your problems.
If the answer is no, you can only store a single UTM per sessions, that means that there is no option to avoid the overwriting the UTM, even consider the referal exclusion.
More about Custom dimentions:
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2709828?hl=en
I've done some searching and can't seem to find an answer to this. I'd like to find out how many Facebook likes came from a specific app and not the overall fan page itself.
Set up:
I have a "fan page" for a company that I manage. This company runs promotions from time to time and usually do so through a FB app that is attached to the fan page. These apps vary in type, but usually are just a page tab app hosted on heroku with a like gate.
Obviously, a like on the like gate results in a like for the fan page. Is there any way to find out how many likes came from that specific like gate / page tab app? FB Insights shows "where likes came from" but nothing I've found lists individual apps.
Thanks in advance.
Even though from page_fans_by_like_source_unique you can get a lot of metrics, there isn't currently one to differentiate between tabs.
The approach I'm currently using, is tracking on my app side, saving the information into a database, because both like and unlike events refresh the app iframe, with a new signed_request. The logic is the one described by #dleavitt here
Sources: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/insights/#like_sources
Does anyone know how these kind of functionality can be implemented?
How can we get PlayNow kind of link ( I want to add my own custom link at that place)
How to get user images on this kind of aggregation.
As far as I can tell, this is a custom implementation from Facebook that you cannot control. Facebook provides custom aggregation on the newsfeed for certain popular actions, such as playing games, reading news or watching videos. As you can see in the aggregation you have posted, each app is different.
When a certain set of users read news using your app, and Facebook chooses to display an aggregation of "X and y more friends recently read articles" on those users' friends' news feeds, your app might come in that aggregation. The "read now" button comes on its own, since Facebook understands what your object is.
The aggregations you can control are those that consist of only your app, and you can do that in the Open Graph panel for your app on the Developer site. Just go into aggregations and design it to your choice. This is how I implemented it for myself:
This is how it would look like in a user's Home Feed. The text, "Share your twocents about Dil Chahta hain..." can be set up according to your requirements.
Secondly, you can control the aggregation for your own app on a user's timeline. This is how my app's aggregation looks on a user's timeline. Do note that currently, only two aggregations are shown for a user, instead of 3 as is displayed in my image (which was taken prior to the approval stage).
That is an aggregation that facebook is making for a specific type of applications: Games.
You can set your app as a Game in the app settings, first tab (Basic) first section (Basic Info) in the Category field.
If you do that then facebook should include your "game" when they aggregate this feed story to friends.
If you do that how ever then you can't change the text from "Play Now", as far as I'm aware.
Using the open graph you can define the obejcts which your app uses and the actions users do on them.
Then you can control how the stories produced by your app are aggregated into the timeline of a user.
The official guide is pretty straight forward and have good examples that you can follow to understand how things work.
If you have a more specific question regarding the open graph then ask away.