Not sure whether everyone does this, but each morning I check my Rustic Country Style Crafts Facebook postings and I ‘like’ all the folksy posts that I see (I also select to set my page to recent posts as opposed to Facebook deciding which ones I should view first!). I always get a kick out of fellow crafters liking my posts so believe that other shop would also like to see that their post has been recognised by a Folksy shop owner.
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A good idea Katie, (if I could get my act together) I get behind with facebook, sometimes don’t go on for a few days at a time, I much prefer instagram and do spend more time on there, I don’t always have time for everything,
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I do if I see another Folksy seller, know Debby does as often likes my posts.
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I think there is a risk of just ‘liking’ posts on Facebook as I think it’s classed as spamming by Facebook. I try to like a few a day but also add a comment. One of my regular activities each morning is to go through the Folksy front page and ‘love’ products on there. 
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If you want your FB responses to be any use you need to leave a comment of at least a few words. Just a like may be better than nothing but doesn’t earn many FB brownie points
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Yes. FB do that. I do tend to respond to many of the posts I see as it is important to tell why I’ve left liked/loved their posts. It’s my morning coffee online chat … Well, sentence chat 
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Yes when I do go on facebook to post (every few days) I always visit the Folksy shop page and work through some of those until i think I have caught up (although I am sure I must miss quite a few) but I don’t just like everything, If I see something I genuinely like or love then I ‘like’ it and often comment on pieces I love but I don’t just ‘like’ every item or there’s not much point in it. I don’t do the whole ‘like for like’ thing. I usually like yours Caroline as I love your nostalgic kind of work.
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