: How to know who Liked my pages on Facebook via my website I'm using Facebook Social Plugin on my website. But I don't know who came to my website and liked my individual pages. If you take

@Sims2060225

Actually, there are a few ways to do this. It's just not as simple as simply embedding the Facebook social plugin.

You can use the social graph API to fetch the last 500 fans to like a page.

You can also gradually scrape the data by repeatedly refreshing the social plugin and recording unique user IDs.

You can also use Facebook's JavaScript SDK to subscribe to the edge.create event.

And you can also use FQL from a Facebook app to check if a user likes a URL, if the user has given your app permission to view their likes.

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@Ann8826881

Instead of using my website, I created a Facebook page. Any "like" on your website will be posted to your Facebook page.

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@Kristi941

Unless something's changed since this follow-up post to their social graph announcement, you can't. Except for people who are your FB friends. There's a lot of information, but you're primarily interested in these sections:


What information about me does Facebook share with the websites hosting social plugins?, and
Will people beyond my friends see what I like or recommend?

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