What can I do with a Facebook page to make money?

Check your Professional Dashboard for monetization eligibility first. You could also test affiliate links or relevant sponsorships, but make sure your videos offer original value. Follower count alone won’t determine the page’s value; consistent reach and engagement matter more.

What's the point of doing something if you don't know what to do with it afterward?

It's more profitable to redirect traffic to Telegram and sell channels.

SEO Duke said:

You are from a country where FB doesn't allow criteria-type pages; to monetize fast, criteria-type pages are best. My advice to you is: if you have a budget, buy a ready-to-monetize page and publish content as you are already doing.

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If I wanted to sell the page now, how much do you think it would go for?

Rawspele said:

what type of content do you post?

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You can use it to run CPA campaigns and make some money

make it to facebook pro to monetize

livefortomorrow said:

Hello BHW, I currently have a Facebook page with 6.5K followers, and nearly 70% of my audience is from the United States. All views and followers are organic.I post short AI-generated videos that I create myself every day.

At the moment, I'm not sure how to monetize this page. I'd appreciate any suggestions on how I could start making money from it. Alternatively, if I decide to sell the page, how much do you think it would be worth?

Thanks in advance for your advice!

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To get monetized you need to pick a niche first. If you are posting random topics AI videos, It is not going to help. Pick a Niche and start building your audience around it. The second issue i see right now from your screenshots, it appears that 96% of your viewers are non followers and from different contries not USA. So to get monetized from USA, you need to focus building content around USA focussed niches and your content must cater to a specific ICP. Thats the key.

One angle I haven't seen in the replies: your content theme (cowboy/drama shorts) has a natural discussion hook, so a niche Facebook group attached to the page could be worth building alongside it. The page keeps doing what it does - daily reach - while the group slowly becomes a community you can engage directly inside Facebook. It is still Facebook's platform and subject to its rules and reach, so the platform dependence stays; the value is that people discussing the stories can become a warmer place for whatever affiliate or info product you test later. The tradeoff is real though: a group only works if you seed and moderate discussions early, so it is extra daily work before it pays back. If you try it, I'd treat the first month as a test of whether your viewers even want to talk to each other before counting on it as a monetization channel.