Until Facebook develops a simpler process for dealing with your business account, you have three basic options:ġ. After combing through Facebook’s Help pages and community forums, along with various other websites, we’ve come up with a few ways your Facebook business page can be handled in the event of your death. Seeing that these pages have far more tangible value compared to personal profiles, it’s puzzling why the company has yet to develop similar options for managing them in the event of the account owner’s death.īut given that roughly 8,000 Facebook users die every day, it’s clear these pages are being dealt with in some way, so we did some research to see what we could find. Indeed, a Google search of “what happens to my Facebook account when I die” turns up tons of hits related to personal profiles, but hardly any covering business pages.įacebook currently allows your personal profile to be deleted, memorialized, or you can appoint a “legacy contact” to manage the account upon your death.But Facebook is hardly limited to personal profiles- practically every company now has a Facebook business page.įacebook business pages not only serve as a powerful PR and marketing vehicle, but they also allow companies to generate revenue through advertising and online storefronts.
While Facebook has recently developed user-friendly options for managing your personal profile in the event of your death, the company has yet to develop any streamlined way to handle your business accounts once you’re gone.
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