The page that already answers are you open?
Your Facebook page as a code. Hours, phone number, events, the post about the roadworks outside — all the things people check before they set off, on the platform where local businesses actually keep them up to date.
More style options
Light grounds only — the code has to stay darker than what it sits on.
Where these earn their keep
Doors and windows
Closed, or open but quiet. The page has your hours, your phone number and the post explaining the scaffolding, which is more than a printed sign can hold.
Event posters and flyers
Facebook events still do the job nothing else does: people mark going, their friends see it, and the poster keeps working after it has been read.
Community boards and parish magazines
The places your customers still read on paper, pointing at the place they still read on a phone.
Questions people ask
Do I need the whole address, or just my page name?
Either. Type the name from the end of your page address and we build the rest, or paste the whole link and it goes through as it is.
What if my page has a long numeric address?
Paste it whole. Pages created before custom names existed have an address full of digits, and it works exactly as well — it is just uglier, and nobody sees it.
Will it open in the app or the browser?
The app, if they have it, because the phone recognises the address and hands it over. In the browser if they do not, which still shows the page.