If we maintain multiple facebook account for a partcular website will it be penalized??
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I want to maintain multiple facebook accounts to promote my servicess. Will it be penalized for keeping multiple accounts?
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I don't see the benefit of creating multiple accounts. They won't be penalised but the likeliehood of having atleast one of them appear in search, when searching your brand will dramatically reduce.
Think about consolidating your efforts.
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