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Should I consolidate to 1 FB page?

I've been an insurance agent for 20 years and honestly know very little about digital optimization. I have two different offices in two different cities and currently I have a Facebook page for each location.

I was hoping to get some opinions on if it would be best to keep those pages separate or would it be ok to consolidate them into one page?

It would be easiest updating one pages content and ad spend etc, but on a SEO/digital optimization would I be better off managing both pages?

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