How to Hand Over Social Accounts to a New Agency
You cannot transfer a Facebook Page between business portfolios. What that means for an agency handover, and the order it has to happen in.
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Facebook is the largest distribution machine in social, and most of the teams who should own it treat it as an afterthought. We manage Facebook and Instagram pages end to end: content made for the feed, published daily, and read against the real numbers. Organic, all the way through.
Brand awareness and traffic to your site, from a page managed with a publisher's discipline: a reliable cadence, formats matched to the audience, and a straight monthly read of what moved.
Facebook remains the biggest referral engine in social when it is operated deliberately. We run the page for link clicks first, and layer in monetisation where the catalogue and the numbers support it. See the publisher practice.
Your YouTube already made the content; Facebook is the audience you are not collecting. We re-cut the catalogue for the feed and run the page properly. Instagram when it earns its place: for most YouTubers it stays the personal platform, and we respect that. See the creator practice.
Take one, or hand us the whole thing. Every engagement runs the same way: one pipeline, shared analytics, senior sign-off.
Existing content, YouTube catalogues especially, re-cut into what Facebook actually rewards: packaged openings, native pacing, formats chosen per surface. Nothing new needs filming for the numbers to move.
The page run as a daily operation: scheduling, format mix, community and comments, at a cadence the audience learns to expect.
Link strategy built around how the platform treats outbound traffic, and monetisation eligibility, setup and format mix handled where the catalogue supports it.
Weekly diagnostics against the real analytics, not a vanity export: what grew, what stalled, and what changes next week because of it.
Matt ran UNILAD and Josh ran UNILAD Tech inside LADbible Group; Josh also ran SPORF at Social Chain. They have run Facebook for Supercar Blondie and Julius Dein, two of the biggest creator pages on the platform, and delivered campaigns for brands including LG UK, JBL Quantum and Cetaphil.
Every engagement opens with a straight read of what you are running: what the pages are worth, what the content library could do on Meta, and what the operation can actually sustain. If the honest answer is that you do not need us, we say so on the first call.
You get a prioritised plan your team could run without us. Most choose not to.
How we read the platform, free and current.
You cannot transfer a Facebook Page between business portfolios. What that means for an agency handover, and the order it has to happen in.
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