Keeping tabs on your Facebook Page’s Quality status is crucial for ensuring it stays in good standing and avoids reach limitations or being taken down.
To check your Page Quality, the most reliable spot is typically within the Meta Business Suite. Head to the “All tools” section, and you’ll likely spot “Page Quality” listed there. Alternatively, you might find a direct link within your Page’s “Professional Dashboard” or under general “Page settings” on Facebook. While the interface may undergo updates, Meta Business Suite stands as the central location for these tools.
Upon accessing the Page Quality section, you’ll encounter a status, often color-coded. A green status, noting “Page has no issues,” signifies all is well. A yellow status implies your “Page is at risk” or faces “some restrictions,” indicating existing violations requiring attention. A red status generally denotes your “Page has been unpublished” or is severely restricted due to serious or repeated violations.
If violations are present, swift action is needed. The Page Quality section will display the flagged content violating Facebook’s Community Standards or other policies. It’s imperative to review these instances to grasp the problem.
For each violation, Facebook offers context and action steps. If the content remains on your Page, deletion is likely required.
Should you believe Facebook erred in flagging your content, you can “Request Review” or “Disagree with Decision.” Provide a concise explanation backing your position.
During the review process, patience is key. Facebook takes time to re-evaluate decisions post-appeal. Avoid reposting similar content while a review is ongoing.
A proactive stance is wise. Familiarize yourself and team members with Facebook’s Community Standards, check Page Quality status consistently, and promptly address issues by either removing content or submitting a thought-out appeal.
Best,
Sean