How to have a successful page?

I managed to have two monetized pages and one has 54 thousand followers. But I stopped posting videos on them because reels don't pay very well in my country. I tried to create other pages in different niches, but the reels don't even reach 50 views on these pages, even though I post frequently. Should the page be warmed up before I start posting reels? Is there a limit to the number of pages I can have per profile?
For your new page, it's better to run ads or buy interaction. After the interaction is stable, you can focus on developing your content to attract more viewers.
 
Warming up new pages before posting Reels is a great way to increase reach, as new accounts need time to build engagement and gain traction. Instagram’s algorithm favors accounts that have already been warmed up.
 
Change the content in the new country, each country will have different video viewing preferences
 
You need to start your page, post regularly, and your posts need to be valuable to your audience. In addition, you need to interact with viewers by liking and replying to their comments so Facebook knows your page is still working well.
 
I managed to have two monetized pages and one has 54 thousand followers. But I stopped posting videos on them because reels don't pay very well in my country. I tried to create other pages in different niches, but the reels don't even reach 50 views on these pages, even though I post frequently. Should the page be warmed up before I start posting reels? Is there a limit to the number of pages I can have per profile?
Is the video you posted reel reposted content?
 
I managed to have two monetized pages and one has 54 thousand followers. But I stopped posting videos on them because reels don't pay very well in my country. I tried to create other pages in different niches, but the reels don't even reach 50 views on these pages, even though I post frequently. Should the page be warmed up before I start posting reels? Is there a limit to the number of pages I can have per profile?
You can insert a link to your new page, to pull interaction from the old page
 
Yeah, warming up your pages by engaging with your followers first definitely helps. there’s no strict limit on how many pages you can have, but it’s better to focus on a few so you can really grow them
 
You should look for pages that are still active and have good interactions to advertise on.
 
Make it more delicate and meticulous. If you don't know how to do it, you can find a professional company to solve it.
 
Find more ways to leverage traffic sources. For example, affiliate marketing.
 
It sounds like you’ve been really proactive with your Facebook strategy, but I understand the frustration you're feeling, especially with the difficulty of growing new pages and the limited revenue from reels in your country. Let’s break this down into a few parts:
1. Warming Up Your Page
When you create a new page, it’s not uncommon for content (including Reels) to get minimal reach at first. Facebook tends to prioritize content from pages that have established some level of engagement and consistency. Here's how you can help warm up a new page: Consistent Posting, Engagement with Followers, Cross-Promotion
2. Reels Performance and Engagement
Reels can be a bit tricky, especially in certain regions where the monetization potential isn’t as high. However, there are a few things to keep in mind: Reels Algorithm, Content Quality and Trendiness
 
I managed to have two monetized pages and one has 54 thousand followers. But I stopped posting videos on them because reels don't pay very well in my country. I tried to create other pages in different niches, but the reels don't even reach 50 views on these pages, even though I post frequently. Should the page be warmed up before I start posting reels? Is there a limit to the number of pages I can have per profile?
The number of pages created per profile will be limited, warm up the page before starting to post reel for higher engagement.
 
Incorporating hot and trendy hashtags will ensure that the reel material reaches the proper audience, but any new or old page should still be heated up.
 
If you believe your country is not paying for them, you may monetize it in other methods, such as advertising or affiliate marketing.
 
You should post a few regular posts before sharing, this helps Facebook recognize your page as a real page, with a clear topic and start a small community. Later your reels will also be noticed more by Facebook
 
Before focusing on Reels, post a variety of content types (images, text posts, long-form videos) to maintain a steady flow.
 
I understand your situation, if you want it to improve, you need to post more diverse content, my professor told me that usually video content will get more interaction
 
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