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  Managing multiple Facebook ad accounts is common for modern businesses—especially agencies, multi-brand companies, and advertisers operating across several markets. But as account structures expand, so do the operational challenges: scattered reporting, asset duplication, inconsistent permissions, and fragmented data. It’s no surprise that many advertisers look for a simple way to merge two Facebook ad accounts into one streamlined system. The challenge? Meta does not support merging ad accounts. Every account has a permanent identity tied to ownership, billing, and unique optimization data. However, while the accounts themselves cannot be merged, there are practical workarounds that achieve nearly the same benefits. This guide explains the limitations behind ad account merging, why advertisers seek consolidation, and the best strategies to centralize management without violating Meta policies. H1: Why Facebook Ad Accounts Cannot Be Merged Facebook ad accounts cannot be merged...

  Managing multiple Facebook ad accounts is common for modern businesses—especially agencies, multi-brand companies, and advertisers operating across several markets. But as account structures expand, so do the operational challenges: scattered reporting, asset duplication, inconsistent permissions, and fragmented data. It’s no surprise that many advertisers look for a simple way to merge two Facebook ad accounts into one streamlined system. The challenge? Meta does not support merging ad accounts. Every account has a permanent identity tied to ownership, billing, and unique optimization data. However, while the accounts themselves cannot be merged, there are practical workarounds that achieve nearly the same benefits. This guide explains the limitations behind ad account merging, why advertisers seek consolidation, and the best strategies to centralize management without violating Meta policies. H1: Why Facebook Ad Accounts Cannot Be Merged Facebook ad accounts cannot be merged...