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The Facebook page test checks to see if a website links to a Facebook page.

Why do we test for this?

The amount of activity about a website on Facebook, and other forms of social media, is a major factor in how well a website is marketed.  A Facebook page is a great way to encourage activity about your site on Facebook.

How do we test for this?

While testing the website, we scan all pages for links to Facebook pages.  For each of the Facebook pages we find, we find out the number of likes.

In order to determine if any of the Facebook pages that have been found are related to the website, we check the information section of the Facebook page to see if the website being tested is listed.

What can I do about it?

Create a company Facebook page for your website and make regular posts.  If you already have a Facebook page, but Nibbler is unable to detect it:

• Make sure you link to the page from your website
• Make sure that your website address is listed under the information section of the Facebook page.