@kund-sovatai

I can only answer part of what you’re asking – that is the promoting posts.

You may have noticed that you’re getting less interaction and exposure on your brand pages. Facebook has changed the rules over what appears in the news feed, and if people aren’t clicking, commenting, sharing or interacting on your posts then it appears less frequently in their newsfeed.

The promoted post works on a fee basis. You pay to promote your posts and it guarantees that everyone of your subscribers will see your posts. They’ll probably also get an alert.

Get onto it right now because it’s still in a testing phase and it appears to be producing viral results well beyond that of what you used to get from the 100% exposure, before they introduced the algorithm.

Hello,
@andrea-vahl I’ve read your post, before i’ve written my question here. The problem is that i still don’t have a clear view on what exactly is redempting or claiming and before I start experimenting I would really want to know exactly what’s happening. Especially since I am working in a geographical region that has some very interesting and specific laws (usually what works fine everywhere else doesn’t work here and vica versa).
Unfortunately I’ve been working all day long, this time of year, the period before christmas is really a mess, but i’ll read it again, more in depth and if it’s ok with you I might just ask you in a private message a couple of specific questions if you don’t mind.

Thanks!

So let’s make it clear… I create an offer on FB. Then, a user who has liked my page will go and claim the offer, which means he/she will get the info (coupon or smth) in their inbox. Then, the user will have to go online to my site or into the store to actually buy the product in question, thus redeeming the offer. Right?

You said that i won’t get the e-mail address of the claims. Is there any possibility to track at least how many claimed the product if I can’t see who?