Facebook Check-In Automate

Facebook Check-Ins Provide a Ton of Valuable Information About Your Location

To start, Facebook Check-Ins provide all the information a potential first-time visitor would require - your location, ratings, and a link to your Facebook page for more details. If a check-in is viewed on mobile, clicking the map will even bring up driving directions. More importantly, Facebook Check-Ins serve as a personal referral from one friend to another. The single most effective way to get a new member through the door is a personal ask. By checking-in, a Facebook user is making a point of telling her friends where she is. And people don't take the time to share a place they've visited unless they think their friends are interested. That's a far more valuable recommendation than any form of advertising could provide, simply because it's coming from your community rather than directly from you.

with Smart Social wifi you could automate all above. You could let he customer to auto check-in , like , review advertisement , see video of promotion

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Facebook Check-Ins Are Typically Seen By At Least 150 Friends, If Not Many More

This is arguably the most valuable thing about Facebook check-ins - they are typically seen by at least 150 friends of the person checking in! Often times it's much more; we've seen as many as 600 impressions from a single Facebook check-in.

This means that when someone checks-in at your location, they're telling hundreds of their friends where they are and recommending your church in the process - taking "inviting" friends to church to a whole new level! It's because of this fact that Facebook check-ins are easily the most powerful way a to encourage word of mouth growth.

Facebook Check-Ins Provide a Rich Experience That Highlights Friends Who Have Been There

The check-in experience doesn't end after the initial post; Facebook also highlights photos of friends who've been there, reviews they've made, other relevant locations nearby, and even photos from your Facebook page.