Starting Facebook Page - Monetization quesitons

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Hey all. First time poster here.

I want to start a Facebook page and get it to be monetized.
I plan to post reused content from various sources
niche : satisfactory/educational/funny construction, DIY, woodworking, processes etc.
I will edit the videos to not be exactly the same.
i.e., put another music in background, cut the dead scenes, speed up, watermark it, and add some hook text on it.
questions would be .
Did anyone do it and how does Facebook like this on monetization?
If it's gonna be labeled as reused, will it get demonetized ?
I've seen that many people cut scenes from podcasts, moments etc and are doing good, some I know are making decent beer money.
another q, how's meta liking the soft adult ? not very explicit, but intriguing like , girls doing woodworking, some jiggling etc. mainly for older audience to get engaged.
any insights on this gladly appreciated or if anyone got another thread link, that'd be awesome. Couldn't find what I was looking for
 
Editing reused content with new music and hooks is a solid start, but be careful with soft adult hooks, Meta's AI is getting really aggressive with Limited Originality of Content flags lately
 
Many people are doing this, but monetization really depends on how much original value you add.
Simply re-editing videos (music, speed, cuts, watermark) is often still considered reused content if there’s no clear transformation or commentary. In those cases, Facebook can limit or disable monetization.


Pages that succeed usually add strong edits, context, voice-over, or storytelling, not just visual changes. Podcast clips work better because they often add subtitles, framing, or a clear angle.


As for mild adult content: Facebook generally allows it if it’s non-sexual, non-suggestive, and context-based, but monetization can be restricted if the content is considered clickbait or sexually suggestive, even if it doesn’t violate community standards.


If your goal is long-term monetization, building original formats or adding your own narration is the safest route.
 
To be honest, It will probably work for a while, maybe weeks, maybe months or years, or maybe it will catch you a few days after starting.
 
Probably you need to add a person using sign language in the corner of the video then maybe it won't be flagged for violation and have monetization turned off. Cutting, merging, adding music and changing the hook is still not enough. Additionally, note that you should create the Hook according to Facebook's regulations to avoid violations.
 
reused content is risky bro, fb is strict now. even with edits they might hit you with "limited originality." for the soft adult stuff, be careful, if it's too suggestive they'll shadowban you or kill your reach fast.
 
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