Real-Time Analytics For Social Plugins - Développeurs Facebook. Over the past year, social plugins have become an important and growing source of traffic for millions of websites.
Today we're releasing a new version of Insights for Websites to give you better analytics on how people interact with your content and to help you optimize your website in real-time. Like button analytics For the first time, you can now access real-time analytics to optimize Like buttons across both your site and on Facebook. We use anonymized data to show you the number of times people saw Like buttons, clicked Like buttons, saw Like stories on Facebook, and clicked Like stories to visit your website. You can use this real-time data to test the impact of button placement on Like Button CTR or identify the Open Graph image that generates the highest Like Story CTR. Comments box analytics Last week we launched an updated Comments Box that improves the quality of conversations and drives traffic to the websites that use it.
Creating a custom facebook fan page. A Facebook Page is a public Profile that enables information about business and products to be shared with Facebook users and the public.
An user should be able to create one in a few minutes. This article explains how to add custom tabs to your Facebook page to make it do more. Here we explain how we built a carousel, navigation tabs, forms, etc on the Webdigi Facebook fan page. What do you need to create custom Facebook fan pages? The only thing you need is Static FBML created by Facebook, this is an application that you have to add to your page.
What are the restrictions on Facebook ? 1) Facebook does not allow Javascript to run on load, an user action like a mouse click must be performed before Javascript can be run. 2) You will need to use FBJS (Facebook Javascript). 3) Use <link href=” rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” /> if you want to use CSS on your Facebook fan page. 4) AJAX requests have a short timeout and these requests are proxied via Facebook. Show me the code. "Aucun site de e-commerce n'a su tirer parti de Facebook en Europe" C'est en France que Facebook a choisi d'établir la tête de pont de son activité de business development européen.
Julien Codorniou, ancien directeur du programme BizSpark et des partenariats avec les développeurs chez Microsoft France, a été nommé il y a deux mois responsable des partenariats pour la France et le Benelux chez Facebook. Sa mission, accompagner et faire fructifier la communauté de développeurs et de partenaires dans les quatre grands secteurs identifiés comme des cibles clés : les jeux, le e-commerce, les médias, et le mobile. Il revient sur ce que peut apporter le réseau social aux sites de e-commerce, et sur l'intérêt d'Open Graph pour les internautes. Quelle est votre mission exactement ? Nous voulons aider les grosses entreprises à devenir plus sociales, et les petites qui le sont déjà à grandir. Quels sont les exemples à suivre aux Etats-Unis ?
Ticketmaster : un "like" leur rapporte 5 dollars en moyenne. Ce n'est pas à l'ordre du jour.