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I have several FB accounts on GoLogin with local ip addresses. I am looking to post on FB marketplace. What is the best practice here? accounts have been seasoned for about a month. Should I try to sell something simple first, then mark it as sold? or can I go straight into listing my product (rental property) at this point?
 
I have several FB accounts on GoLogin with local ip addresses. I am looking to post on FB marketplace. What is the best practice here? accounts have been seasoned for about a month. Should I try to sell something simple first, then mark it as sold? or can I go straight into listing my product (rental property) at this point?
Start with low-value items to warm up your accounts before listing high-value rentals. this helps establish account credibility and reduces the risk of account restrictions.

Gradually increase item value and frequency of posts over time.
 
I think you should sell some low value products first to make your account stronger and after your account is stable you can market your products.
 
I have several FB accounts on GoLogin with local ip addresses. I am looking to post on FB marketplace. What is the best practice here? accounts have been seasoned for about a month. Should I try to sell something simple first, then mark it as sold? or can I go straight into listing my product (rental property) at this point?
you should experiment with low products and warm up your account better this will be better for you
 
find the product first then warm it up then test it i think it will be better
I have several FB accounts on GoLogin with local ip addresses. I am looking to post on FB marketplace. What is the best practice here? accounts have been seasoned for about a month. Should I try to sell something simple first, then mark it as sold? or can I go straight into listing my product (rental property) at this point?
 
Browse the listings first. Make some inquiries. Then after a day or 2, you can start posting your own items.
 
Sell low value items first, make your account more trustworthy, limit the possibility of account death
 
It makes sense to start by listing simple items to build your profile and trust before listing larger items like real estate. This helps you minimize risk and ensure that your accounts perform well on Facebook Marketplace. Follow Facebook’s policies and manage your account carefully to avoid potential issues
 
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