To see your list of Facebook fans…

Try any of these 3 methods:

1. Click on a Page Like notification on your Facebook Page. 

If you’re managing a Facebook Page, you should see the control panel at the top of your Page. Clicking on any of the Page Like notifications will show you a list of your fans. But for you to get access to this list of your fans, I believe that you’ll need to activate Graph Search. If you haven’t activated Graph Search, look here for a simply 3-step guide on how to do it.

2. Access via a Direct URL

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If method 1 doesn’t work for you, try copying and pasting this URL: https://www.facebook.com/browse/page_fans/?page_id=ABCDEFG&notif_t=page_new_likes

To get your Page ID, simply go to your Facebook Page>Edit Page (Top right)>Page Info. You should see a row that reads “Facebook Page ID” followed by a 15-digit figure. Paste that to replace “ABCDEFG” and it should work.

Methods 1 and 2 are useful if you want to delete and ban fans. This is a function not readily available using Method 3, because Method 3, Graph Search, is inherently meant more for marketing research and other common search purposes and not Page management. I find Methods 1 and 2 very convenient if you need to regularly check and manage your Page fans, especially when you encounter spammers.
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3. Use Graph Search

Finally, if you really can’t access your list of fans using the 2 methods above, try entering this query into your Graph Search bar: People who like “Insert Your Page Name”

Ta da! You should see a list of your fans right there.

If you use methods 1 and 2, the list of fans you’ll see differs in format from using Graph Search. I believe that’s temporary and there isn’t any significant difference between the 2.

Just an advance update: Graph Search is actually an amazing tool for all marketers who want to conduct marketing research based on the data Facebook has mined and collected. I’ll be posting a detailed guide next Monday on how you can use Graph Search to dig out more relevant info about your Facebook fans, and how you can continue to grow a targeted audience. Besides that, you will also learn how you can create marketing programs that are better received by your existing fans, based on their interests on Facebook.

Jason How

I help social media teams and small business owners eliminate Facebook ads and content that suck. Brands that I have worked with include household brands like Seoul Garden and International Volunteer Day, an initiative of the Ministry of Community, Culture, and Youth (MCCY). When I'm not busy with numbers, I can become a real glutton.