Need Help Monetizing My Facebook Page

thelightgame

thelightgame

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Hi everyone,
I have a Facebook page with 123k organic followers. Earlier, I posted short clips from other creators, but I had to stop because of copyright issues.
Now my reach has dropped a lot. I have 123k followers but $0 earnings. I tried affiliate marketing to make money, but my new videos don't get enough reach either.
What should I do now?
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
 
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With 123k followers, your page is definitely fixable!

  • Delete Copyright Content: First, make sure all flagged videos are removed.
  • Focus on Reels: Post 2-3 original Reels daily to reset the algorithm and get your reach back.
  • No Direct Affiliate Links: Avoid putting links directly in post captions as it hurts distribution. Put them in the first comment.
  • Use Engagement Posts: Ask simple questions or use polls to get your active followers commenting again.
Give it 2-3 weeks of consistent original posting and your reach will start coming back!
thelightgame said:
Hi everyone,
I have a Facebook page with 123k organic followers. Earlier, I posted short clips from other creators, but I had to stop because of copyright issues.
Now my reach has dropped a lot. I have 123k followers but $0 earnings. I tried affiliate marketing to make money, but my new videos don't get enough reach either.
What should I do now?
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
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With 123k followers, I'd focus on rebuilding engagement before worrying about monetization. If your audience came from reposted clips, they may not be interested in new content yet.
I'd start publishing original videos consistently and see what gets the best response, then introduce affiliate offers or your own products once the reach starts coming back.
 
thelightgame said:
Hi everyone,
I have a Facebook page with 123k organic followers. Earlier, I posted short clips from other creators, but I had to stop because of copyright issues.
Now my reach has dropped a lot. I have 123k followers but $0 earnings. I tried affiliate marketing to make money, but my new videos don't get enough reach either.
What should I do now?
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Follow the trending topic. Just don't always try to create unique content. Do some creative variations on these short clips. Honestly, unique content isn't always the answer when your reach is dead. Your page already has followers; the reach needs a push.
 
you should focus on creating your own content and slowly rebuild the reach and also try different video styles and post consistently then you can also test affiliate offers that match your audience and reach.
 
Try finding what your audience liked before and create your own version of that content. It may take time to recover reach.
 
thelightgame said:
Hi everyone,
I have a Facebook page with 123k organic followers. Earlier, I posted short clips from other creators, but I had to stop because of copyright issues.
Now my reach has dropped a lot. I have 123k followers but $0 earnings. I tried affiliate marketing to make money, but my new videos don't get enough reach either.
What should I do now?
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
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You already have a huge following on your fan page, so why not put some effort into creating your own videos instead of copying others?
 
Your Facebook fan page has been flagged and hidden by Facebook due to a history of copyright infringement through re-uploading. To restore it, you need to delete all old re-uploaded videos, temporarily stop adding affiliate links for 1-2 weeks, focus on posting your own niche-specific Reels, and run light ads for 1-2 of your best original videos to restore credibility.
 
Your followers are not the problem, the content change probably affected your reach. Start engaging with the audience again and experiment with new ideas.
 
first, you should remove all the copy videos from your page.
let's restart making video by yourself, you can refer to videos from other creators and then edit to make them as your own.
 
You really need to create your own content. Your page already has a large following; if you keep copying other people's videos, you'll soon get hit with copyright strikes, which would be a huge waste of the page.
 
The main issue is not the follower count, it’s audience connection. Many pages lose reach after switching from viral reposts to original content because followers are not always interested in the new posts. Try posting consistently, test different formats like reels, stories, and engaging posts, then see what brings people back.
 
MegaSmith said:
With 123k followers, I'd focus on rebuilding engagement before worrying about monetization. If your audience came from reposted clips, they may not be interested in new content yet.
I'd start publishing original videos consistently and see what gets the best response, then introduce affiliate offers or your own products once the reach starts coming back.
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Great advice by @MegaSmith! Focusing on engagement first is key.

Posting original Reels consistently for 2-3 weeks and engaging with comments on your posts will help reset the algorithm. Once reach stabilizes, you can start sharing affiliate offers smoothly.
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SilentAurora said:
you should focus on creating your own content and slowly rebuild the reach and also try different video styles and post consistently then you can also test affiliate offers that match your audience and reach.
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Solid advice @SilentAurora. Testing different video styles (like short-form Reels vs carousel infographics) is definitely the best way to see what resonates with the remaining active followers. Consistency over the next few weeks will be key to reviving the page.
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KUBET CASINO AGENCY said:
Try posting new content that differs from your previous post completely changing everything so that the Facebook algorithm categorizes it differently and reaches a new audience
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Completely changing the content angle is a good strategy to reset the algorithm categorization. Combined with clean page quality and no policy violations, this should gradually start reaching a fresh audience segment.
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MegaSmith said:
With 123k followers, I'd focus on rebuilding engagement before worrying about monetization. If your audience came from reposted clips, they may not be interested in new content yet.
I'd start publishing original videos consistently and see what gets the best response, then introduce affiliate offers or your own products once the reach starts coming back.
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thelightgame said:
Hi everyone,
I have a Facebook page with 123k organic followers. Earlier, I posted short clips from other creators, but I had to stop because of copyright issues.
Now my reach has dropped a lot. I have 123k followers but $0 earnings. I tried affiliate marketing to make money, but my new videos don't get enough reach either.
What should I do now?
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
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In reality, the 123,000 figure doesn't tell the whole story. The most important thing is the level of engagement on your page. Instead of trying to make money immediately, I recommend creating engaging videos around the topic you want to monetize later. This will generate genuine engagement and be very helpful for your long-term monetization journey.

Good luck!
 
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