The lesson is taught in Urdu. The full course has 109 free lessons on Facebook, TikTok and AI video.
Questions this lesson answers
Should I work on my Facebook profile or on a Page?
Umair suggests doing a little work on your profile and most of your work on your Pages, because Pages have more benefits and a suspended profile loses everything.
Who pays more on Facebook - a profile or a Page?
Both can earn. Earning comes from wherever you get the Content Monetization invite - your profile or your Page.
How many Pages can one Facebook profile have?
There is no fixed number in the video, but Umair suggests working with about 3-5 Pages per profile. A Page always needs a profile behind it.
Why do followers grow faster on a profile than on a Page?
On a profile you can have up to 5,000 friends, and friends count as followers. Pages grow more slowly and take time.
Why can't my Page join or post in some Facebook groups?
Many groups don't allow Pages, or don't let Pages post. Your profile can join and post in almost any group.
My profile got Content Monetization - how do I protect it?
If a monetized profile is suspended you lose everything on it. Umair recommends getting Meta Verified (blue tick) on it, and keeping most of your work on Pages.
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