I can't see the new Facebook Insights.
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Is anyone else having trouble seeing the new Facebook Insights page? If I click on Insights I get a message at the top that says, "Take me to the new Page Insights" but if I click on it it does nothing.
Apparently people are "talking about me" and I can't see the new stats!
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I find that Facebook can be buggy like that sometimes. Usually if you try back a bit later or the next day you'll see it. I agree with Nick, it's interesting but not data you can do much with. It's cool to see how many times your brand has been talked about, but you don't get much more information than that. At least Facebook is trying to improve and give us more info, maybe the next phase will have even more data.
For now I wouldn't worry too much about it not working, give it a day or so and try again.
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If you are logged in as your Page, try logging in under your user account. Or if you were only logged in as yourself, try logging in as your Page. If none of that works, it may be a facebook bug.
From what I can tell, you aren't missing much. I have notifications that people are talking about my page, but could only find some charts and graphs showing how many, but not what or who. Maybe I am missing something, but I think the new Insights are not quite complete.
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