Is this Facebook structure okay?

Using farmed accounts can work, but there's always a risk. If one gets banned, it could still link back and affect your main—so be careful.
You're absolutely right. While using farmed accounts might seem like an easy shortcut, it comes with significant risks. If any of those accounts get flagged or banned, it could impact your main account or any other linked accounts. Facebook’s detection algorithms are getting smarter, so it's always safer to stay within the platform's rules. It’s better to invest time in building up authentic, long-term accounts for better sustainability.
 
There may be multiple accounts managing your site. Or you can also buy 1 BM.
You may not log in with the same IP address, or use anti-detection software
Yes, managing multiple accounts can be tricky, but using different Business Managers (BM) and avoiding logging in from the same IP address can help reduce the chances of being flagged by Facebook. Anti-detection software can also be useful for masking your activities, but it's important to be cautious with it, as it might violate Facebook's terms. Always try to work within the platform’s rules to avoid long-term consequences, like account bans.
 
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