6 Ways to Avoid Facebook Business Page Deactivation

Remember when Facebook announced that they were going to disable the live shopping feature? Well, it seems that Facebook Meta continues to update its social media platform as more and more people are reporting that their Pages are invisible, and some have even been removed.

Are you concerned that your affordable house and lot for sale Facebook Business Pages may have vanished or been inaccessible as a Lumina Homes broker, seller, or affiliate marketer?

Losing control of a Page that you've spent time and effort cultivating may be really upsetting. Facebook had a glitch a few years ago that temporarily blocked a large number of pages; although the issue was ultimately fixed, at least for some of the pages that reported it, it persisted for others. When this occurs, it may be due to a server fault that only affects certain countries.

The best we can do is protect our accounts so that we can simply confirm our identities and Pages with Facebook in the future, regardless of how or why it occurs.

To assist you avoid having your Facebook account or page compromised, we've compiled a set of security best practices to help you spot unusual requests and actions. Keep in mind that your personal Facebook account is linked to your business Page, so protecting both is essential.

1. Appoint administrators as backups.

It's impossible to know what will happen to your personal account, but you may protect your pages by making another real Facebook user a co-administrator.

Be sure that the Facebook username of the secondary administrator matches the name on their valid identification. A government-issued photo ID will be required to confirm your identity and rightful ownership of the account. The "People" page in the company's configurations lists all administrators.

2. Review the Account Quality Page for any violations.

Compliance with the Meta Advertising Standards as well as Commerce Policies and other policies and conditions may all be checked in one convenient location using Meta Account Quality. It may also be used to keep track of responses to past appeals. The best place to learn about Account Quality.

Checking the status of your Facebook account: Click Account Quality and then choose your Facebook account to see how it's doing. The advertising accounts, storefronts, catalogs, and pages connected to your Facebook profile may all be checked on here. Any advertising or products up for further evaluation may be seen by clicking on the relevant account, catalog, or page.

Checking the status of your Business account: Click Account Quality and then Meta Business Accounts to get more information about any problems affecting your Business Accounts. Ad accounts, Shopify stores, catalogs, and Business Manager pages may all be checked for updates here.

Requesting another review for your rejected ads, ad sets, campaigns, or items: You may seek a re-evaluation of your ad or product if you think it was wrongly rejected. In order to submit your rejected advertising or assets for another evaluation, go to Account Quality and click on your account or catalog. Please choose the ads, ad sets, campaigns, or items that you feel were wrongfully rejected. Then choose Submit after clicking the Request review button.

Tracking your review status: With Account Quality, you can always know where your requested reviews stand. If your review is accepted, the advertisement will begin airing at the appointed time, and if it is for a product, the review will become applicable to future advertisements and/or shopping. If the review is denied, the ad or product cannot be resubmitted for review and will remain in the denied state.

3. Verify that your Facebook ads and posts follow Facebook's guidelines.

It doesn't matter how secure your Page is; Facebook will shut it down if any of the material on it violates their rules. Those who want to avoid jail time should read the Community Standards posted on their platform.

4. Activate Two-Factor Authentication.

Everything is in your Meta Business Suite. The Meta Business Suite (also known as "Business Manager" in the past) will be where your Facebook Page insights reside going forward. Get all administrators to take the same action by going to "Security Settings" on the home page. To access Meta Business Suite's configuration options for your new business page, go to the home page and look for the gear symbol in the left-hand navigation.

Two-factor authentication (2FA) may be enabled in the Security Center; just click the corresponding button and follow the on-screen instructions. You can also select "Review People's Access" to see which administrators have yet to activate two-factor authentication.

How to do it: To access your profile, check the upper right corner of your Personal Account and click your profile picture, then choose Settings and Privacy. Select Login and Security from the menu on the left. Select "View" and then "Check Your Important Security Settings" under the Recommended tab, and then proceed as directed. Please ensure that Two-Factor Authentication is activated on the previous screen. Make sure to also check your additional privacy and security options, such as recently used devices and logins.

5. Check and delete all inactive administrators.

In the past, you could have shared your Page with former colleagues, existing Facebook friends, or relatives. Take them off from the list of admins if they aren't actively administering the page and aren't the designated backup admin.

6. Verify your domain and have it set up.

Setting up domain verification is essential if you want visitors to click over from Facebook to your website. To proceed, you'll need knowledge of your domain's nameservers or access to your domain itself.

For further security against unauthorized usage of your domain, domain verification lets you control who may make changes to your website's links and content. Both free and paid material are included in this definition. Limiting access to altering ad links helps maintain a reliable business image by involving only reliable personnel and partners.

After your domain has been confirmed, you may give your advertisers access to alter certain Pages. Your advertising will be locked so no one can make changes to them unless they have access to your Business Manager.

Domain verification is completely free and can be checked in three different ways:

• Improve your website's SEO by using a meta tag on the main page.
• Using Business Manager, verify your domain ownership by adding an HTML file to your website's root directory.
• To verify your domain name registration, add a DNS TXT record.

Facebook Page as Investment for Your Real Estate Business Profile

Facebook provides a number of resources that may be used to evaluate and enhance your page's performance and interaction with its audience. This makes Facebook a reliable tool for reaching potential customers and achieving your marketing goals.

One of the most profitable ventures to explore on Facebook business page is the real estate industry. Brokers, sellers, and affiliate marketers can advertise their house and lot in the Philippines through it.

With Lumina Homes, a trusted housing segment from Vista Land, you can conveniently and confidently offer affordable house and lot that are durable and built with quality materials. Our partner brokers, sellers, and affiliate marketers find this venture truly lucrative while enjoying work-life balance.

Want to be part of this flourishing career and explore what the real estate industry has to offer? Invite friends and join the Lumina Homes family now and achieve the job satisfaction that you are aiming for!