The agency that cost him
Leo signed with a social agency that promised to triple his reach. It asked for admin access to his Page.
What happened
The agency reposted his recipes across a network of Pages it ran, and monetized them there too.
Months later Leo's own monetization was restricted, because of what a connected admin had done.
The rule behind it
Violations by connected entities, such as agencies, co-admins and networks, can cost you monetization. A network and its creators may not both monetize the same content.
Read the full rule: Your partners' violations can cost you →
Getting paid by following the rules
- Vet any agency's track record before giving access.
- Put in writing who monetizes which content.
- Give the lowest level of access the job needs, and review admins every quarter.
Anyone with keys to your Page can lose it for you.
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