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Competitor Facebook — their page activity and audience

Some practices live on Facebook more than Instagram — a family or general dentist with a loyal, long-standing patient base, or a clinic whose regulars post photos and tag friends. The Facebook section on a competitor’s page reads their public page so you can see how active they are and what their community actually responds to.

How to use it

On a competitor’s page, find the Facebook section and paste their page link, then Save & fetch. The app pulls recent posts and refreshes them on its own schedule.

You’ll see the page’s follower count, page likes, and a grid of recent posts with reactions and comments. The Facebook insights card reads it all back: how engaged their audience is, the themes that recur, and where they’re strong or thin. A short line under the title tells you how many posts the read is based on and when it last refreshed, so you know how much signal it had.

Why it must be a business Page, not a personal profile

The app can only read a public business Page — the kind with a name in the address, like facebook.com/bangkoksmile. A personal profile (a long numbered link) can’t be read, the same way you couldn’t see a stranger’s wall without being friends. If you paste the wrong kind, the app tells you calmly and shows you how to find the real Page link.

Worked example

A family dental practice nearby barely touches Instagram but runs an active Facebook page — weekly clinic walkthroughs and meet-the-team posts that pull warm comments from long-time patients. The insight card flags it: strong community, video-led, but the treatments themselves rarely take the spotlight. Dr. Nok borrows the warm, familiar tone and pairs it with her actual results.