How much is my fb page worth?

[thescrrr]

So I forgot about my keto recipe fb page and haven't posted anything on it since 2019, yet it grew to 11k members.

I know it's not much, but is it worth something?

I haven't touched FB, well, since 2019.

 

[Venusaur]

create a post there and see many people of your audience are still alive and survived the pandemic and 7 years of inactivity

then you can see the real size and reach of your page and we can give a better estimate

 

[Dragon Tia7]

So I forgot about my keto recipe fb page and haven't posted anything on it since 2019, yet it grew to 11k members.

I know it's not much, but is it worth something?

I haven't touched FB, well, since 2019.

11k organic members is still an asset. If the audience is genuinely engaged you could revive it with fresh content or use it to promote relevant products instead of starting from zero.

 

[Rovzai]

yes it could be an 11k member group with real active members can still have value especially if it's in a good niche.

 

[Beklink]

It depends on the engagement your posts will have but as far as my experience, keto niche pays pretty good as you can sell keto plans or keto recipes and readers are pretty easy to convince to buy these. Maybe first check if your audience is still alive in Facebook and then decide if it's dead or not

 

[HA Marketing Agency]

Are you trying to sell that page or are you just showing it off?

 

[medialounge]

So I forgot about my keto recipe fb page and haven't posted anything on it since 2019, yet it grew to 11k members.

I know it's not much, but is it worth something?

I haven't touched FB, well, since 2019.

Pitch alternative medicine practitioners and see what they say...also test the pages to the the levels of engagement

 

[QQ nhunnhun]

I'd say it's definitely worth something. An active niche with 11k followers is a solid starting point, especially if the audience is genuine. I'd start posting consistently again and see how they respond before deciding whether to monetize or sell it.

 

[Jenny 15]

So I forgot about my keto recipe fb page and haven't posted anything on it since 2019, yet it grew to 11k members.

I know it's not much, but is it worth something?

I haven't touched FB, well, since 2019.

A fanpage only has followers; are you referring to a Facebook group? Because Facebook groups have members who participate.

 

[ads studio]

you will need to post on the account to see how your followers react to it for you to know how much its worth

 

[thescrrr]

A fanpage only has followers; are you referring to a Facebook group? Because Facebook groups have members who participate.

Followers then.

Thanks for the input guys, I'll schedule some posts and see how it goes.

 

[Zyro Agency]

You need to post content to that account to see how many people you can reach, as some accounts may no longer be active.

 

[TIGG]

It also depends on the level of interaction.

 

[Johnlaly]

11,000 is a significant number. Go back to Facebook and start with that number; I believe you will succeed.

 

[azametkady]

is still a good number of followers that you can monetize but you need to keep the accounts active by posting on them to increase the value. is hard to give a number normal are online calculators that you can check what is the worth of a page

 

[Dawin L]

So I forgot about my keto recipe fb page and haven't posted anything on it since 2019, yet it grew to 11k members.

I know it's not much, but is it worth something?

I haven't touched FB, well, since 2019.

an inactive 11k page usually sells for $30–$80 depending on the target audience location. value comes from age (2019) and niche relevance (Keto/Health). wake it up with fresh content or reels first to test engagement; an active page fetches a much higher price than a dead dormant account

 

[Nexus Marketing Agency]

I'd say it's worth more for the audience then the number itself. An active niche community has value.

 

[Benazir]

Your followers are all existing users; in terms of valuation, this profile holds a good price point within its segment. However, a verification process is still required for a more detailed assessment.

 

[NataCenter]

Do you get a lot of views? They usually don't care much about follower counts; instead, they focus on monthly views.

 

[High Dragon Agency]

hey bro, that's actually a pretty decent number, a 6yr-dormant page w/ zero engagement history n likely a ton of dead/inactive members is basically just a shell, so it'll sell for a few hundred bucks tops in the niche flip market, not some goldmine