Question 1

How is this different from hiring a social media manager?

Accepted Answer

A typical social media manager is one person working inside one page. We run a multi-page operation with shared research systems, production workflows, and performance data across the whole portfolio. You get the benefit of everything we have learned without hiring, training, or managing anyone. And on revenue share, we are not on payroll. We get paid when the page earns.

Question 2

My page is already earning. How does the revenue share work on existing revenue?

Accepted Answer

We split the growth, not the baseline. Whatever your page earns before we start is yours. We track the revenue increase from the point we take over, and our share applies to that uplift. If the page does not grow under our management, there is nothing to split. We look at your current earnings honestly before we start and tell you what kind of growth is realistic for your niche and audience.

Question 3

Do I lose control of my page?

Accepted Answer

No. You stay the owner and primary admin on Facebook. We get editor access to post content and pull analytics. You can revoke that access at any time. We handle the daily work, but the page and the audience stay yours.

Question 4

How do payouts actually work? Does Meta pay me or you?

Accepted Answer

Meta pays the page owner directly, into the bank account connected to the page's monetization settings. We do not touch the money. You see every payout in your own Meta dashboard before anything comes to us. When there is revenue, we send you an invoice for our share on an agreed schedule. You always see the numbers first.

Question 5

What if I want to stop working with you?

Accepted Answer

We agree on a clean handover period and give everything back. Admin access, content still in the pipeline, all the data we have built up on what works for your audience. No long-term lock-in. The incentive structure keeps us aligned, so there is no need to trap anyone in paperwork.

Question 6

Can I see examples of pages you currently run?

Accepted Answer

Yes, on the introductory call. We do not publish our portfolio publicly, but we put together a private company profile for qualified prospects under NDA. It covers performance data, sample content, and pages in categories closest to yours. Walking through specific examples on a call tends to be more useful than a static case study anyway, since we can focus on what is relevant to your audience.

Question 7

My page has followers but is not yet monetized. Can you still help?

Accepted Answer

Probably not yet. We work specifically with pages already approved for Meta monetization. Our systems are built around growing existing revenue, not setting up monetization from scratch. If your page is not yet approved, the economics do not work for either side on revenue share. Get your page monetized first, then come back. Or get in touch anyway. Occasionally we make exceptions for pages that are close to approval with strong existing engagement.

Question 8

How quickly will my revenue increase?

Accepted Answer

For already-monetized pages, revenue typically increases within the first 30 to 60 days as consistent daily posting builds reach and performance. The first improvements usually show up in ad revenue, followed by Performance Bonus increases as the page hits higher thresholds more consistently. The exact timeline depends on your niche, current earnings baseline, and audience geography. We will give you a specific projection for your page before we start.

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