If you're creating new Facebook Pages, it's a good idea to spend some time preparing them before using them heavily.
Agree. But I'm sure, few months you will not get traffic at all.
If you're starting from scratch, I'd focus less on a specific "warm-up" period and more on building the Page naturally. Complete your Page information, post relevant content consistently, and engage with your audience before expecting significant traffic. In my experience, establishing a history of genuine activity is more valuable than trying to follow a fixed timeline.
you should warm it up for at least 7 to 14 days before pushing traffic hard or running ads. Start by posting consistent, high quality content daily, inviting a few friends to like it, and driving natural engagement to show meta's algorithm that the page is managed by a real creator, which helps avoid instant restrictions
After creating a page, you should choose the page's topic, target audience, and name based on the product you want to advertise.
