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Get Started Free. Sign up for free. Key Terms Likes : The number of people who click the like button on your post. Comments : The number of people who comment on your posts. These are visible on your page, found under the post the user commented on. Shares : The number of times a user shares your post on their own page.

This will show in their timelines as well. Mention : The number of times a user mentions and links your page in a post. Review : When a user completes a review on your facebook page. Increase in overall engagement. Kunle Campbell, Principle, 2X e Commerce Expect 1 to 10 percent of your fans to create stories about your page. But if I checked in to the restaurant or commented on one of their photos, then both these actions would increase their PTAT number -- because both would generate a story in my friends' news feeds.

The good thing about PTAT is it's easy to find. The bad thing is it's public -- so if your number sucks, everyone can see it! I don't do much with the page anymore, so there's no engagement on the page. Shame on you, Scott! But remember that PTAT is not a complete indicator of your page's performance.

It only shows the page's engagement for the last 7 days. But checking Insights numbers is a necessary evil if you're marketing your business on Facebook -- so get over it! So you can get a quick look at your numbers one 7-day period at a time over the last month. This table is the most important thing in Insights because lets you see which posts are performing best. Notice the lightbox that opens when you hover over the question mark by TAT.

It tells you the numbers are for the last 28 days. For that simple reason, people will spend thousands of dollars every month in order to boost your likes which will also boost their PTAT in a positive way.

It does help convert people into followers because they tend to follow the crowd. You can show how many people have liked your page by displaying a widget on your website, but it will not show your PTAT to everyone that visits your pages.

Not directly, no. It will help boost your traffic due to the face like I mentioned above, people tend to follow others who have had a good time on your page. The more your page is talked about, the more popular you seem to be, and we all want to hang out with the popular kids, right?

Having a public PTAT score that is a decent number will usually convince other people to like your page or comment, mainly because other people have already done it and now their barrier is down and they can trust you more.

People will see others have liked, now they can like, and it will just boost your PTAT even higher. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.