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