If Facebook will allow, I do recommend merging pages. Especially if there are good audiences and content on both pages.

1. Download all your information and content from the one page. This can be done on settings
2. Go and put a disclaimer on both pages stating that you own both pages and you’re trying to merge them. This is so that Facebook is aware that you’ve announced it to your audience.
3. Lastly, go into Settings on your Facebook page and at the bottom near download page. If you’re allowed, it will say merge pages.
4. You may have to wait a week or two to try again.
5. They may ask you for proof of your ABN business name which may mean you have to alter the names of both pages to make them more similar.
6. If for some unknown reason Facebook will not allow you to merge pages I recommend choosing a preferred page and focusing on updating that one. Remember to continuously make your readers aware of the move. Do this over 3 months before deleting the other page to reengage those readers onto the new page.
7. In the case of starting a new business or having a “dead page” with irrelevant information and few followers. It is a good idea to delete the “dead pages” so that new readers looking for your business will not come across those unused pages.