Facebook page merging > good idea?

[Goola]

I have 3 pages cumulating 600k, it's annoying to publish and share something on 3 of them on a daily basis.
Merging the 3 into 1 is a good idea or not?
Will i get a bigger reach my publishing on 1 page of 600k or 3 pages of 200k each?

(Only advise if you experienced this situation)

 

[meAmor]

merging is never a good idea coz it will just diminish your reach and engagement

 

[tappu]

• You will lose all the information in one of the pages. You will keep all the fans, but you have to upload once again the information.For more detail you contect with facebook

 

[AlloStreaming]

If you try to merge some pages freshly renamed, you have 50% chance of losing them.

 

[Goola]

If you try to merge some pages freshly renamed, you have 50% chance of losing them.

the page have been renamed 1y ago

 

[business2060]

i merged a 1m into 300k and it's ok , this is my experience

 

[Goola]

i merged a 1m into 300k and it's ok , this is my experience

do it decrease your overall reach?
2 pages's reach = 1 page's reach ?

 

[LilMosey]

I merged a lot of FB pages 2-3 years ago. Worked really well for me. Not sure how are things now...

 

[business2060]

do it decrease your overall reach?
2 pages's reach = 1 page's reach ?

not at all , reach is very good and i see numbers that i dreamed to see

 

[gdawgrl]

I've done it without issue...but only on newer pages where I ramped up a ton of international traffic and/or ran a commenter app to get a lot of likes, comments, shares prior to running ads for the first time on the target page after the merge. Engagement is always the key though. If you have it you get more organic reach and lower ad cost pretty much every time.

 

[arkad01]

Its not good idea. There is a possibility that you will lose audience coverage for a long time. Then you will recover for a long time

 

[rajkala]

Wont recommand it specially if they have common fans, Also to be on safe side - its better to keep them all isolated

 

[FourArrows]

Merging three different page with a huge fanbase is not all a good idea to implement. Because, facebook does have a ratio to show the regular updates to
certain number of audience in that page.
{Report} only 15 to 20% of your page audience get to see your regular page updates. Rest wont't event see that updates on their feed. In this case we should target audience through paid ads. So when to merge your FB pages there are possibilities for you to lose your reach and engagement.

 

[LawCash]

What commenter were u using?

I've done it without issue...but only on newer pages where I ramped up a ton of international traffic and/or ran a commenter app to get a lot of likes, comments, shares prior to running ads for the first time on the target page after the merge. Engagement is always the key though. If you have it you get more organic reach and lower ad cost pretty much every time.