Subscribe To Your Facebook Page Notifications

Smart phone screenshot with feed shownHow would you like access to your Facebook Page notifications without all the messages? Not a problem, just subscribe to your Facebook page notification’s feed.

If you look at the screenshot below, you will see the link, “Get notifications via: RSS.” This is a very cool feature that will allow you to ‘subscribe’ to your Facebook page’s notifications while letting everything else wait until you have time for it.

Personally, I love feed readers; I use Google Reader on all of my systems, including my smart phone. I check my updates, as well as news and blog posts, throughout the day no matter where I’m at.

 

Facebook Updates Feed

Viewed In Google Feed Reader
Facebook RSS Reader

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  1. Will it make any difference?

    I am tired of seeing so many notifications about events and stupid invites to liking someone’s page.

    Jeeezzzzz
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    • Me too Samuel, that’s kind of the point. As far as I can see, the only way to to get Facebook Page notifications is to get ALL notifications, including our private profile stuff. By subscribing to our Facebook page feed, we can turn off those notifications if we don’t want to deal with the private stuff.

      This way, I get a lot less email and I still can see when and where others have interacted on my page.

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