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I need to create facebook fan page more than 1000 for my client. How many fan page limited I can create?
There is no limit on the number of pages which can be administered by a single user. If you're creating all of these pages to represent individual branches of a store (for example) Facebook may be able to bulk-import the details for you and set up a parent/child relationship between the branches and the brand.
If you don't have a sales contact in Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/business/contact.php is the form to contact them
I haven't heard of any such limitations
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I have a product consisting of hundreds of separate websites - each of which has a unique URL. Unfortunately it is not feasible for me to create a separate Facebook App ID for each website. Is it possible to configure one Facebook App ID that can be shared/used across all websites?
I know it's possible with subdomains but haven't had any luck finding much information about my situation.
Thanks!
There isn't. The only way it so redirect to a login page that is the same for all.
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I was researching for retargeting ad companies and I visited xxxx company at their own website (outside Facebook) and about 30 minutes later when I was checking my facebook account I started seeing ads from that company (which I am sure I have never seen before). Also I am not a "fan" of the company or have liked the page on Facebook so I am pretty sure it has to do with me visiting their URL.
Is it possible to target people who have visited my/any URL outside facebook? Till now I thought the only way of targeting people on Facebook was using their graph data.
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That sounds like Facebook Exchange.
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A mailing list for when Facebook deploys changes to their sharing buttons/features would be extremely useful. Sometimes the changes made by Facebook alters the performance of our site and I would like to run tests when changes are made.
http://developers.facebook.com/support/community/ it isn't a mailing list per se, but there's a number of ways there for you to keep up to date on FB tech happenings.
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Cynthia
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I'm working on an app that displays slightly different behavior based on the country that the user is in. I'm using the signed_request['user']['country'] parameter (which from my research appears to be set by a geographic lookup), and I'd like to find a way to simulate a visitor hitting my app from a different country.
Things I've tried:
Looking for special settings for test users
Changing locale settings
in facebook
Is there anything that can help me short of proxying my access to Facebook through a foreign http proxy?
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I'm just wondering, what are the pros for Facebook to just give away user information (when allowed by the user of course) to external websites?
Benefits for Facebook
Branding
Customer Engagement
Drive Web Traffic
Reputation Management
New Customer Acquisition
Lead Generation
Client Retention
Feedback Mechanism