Here’s a quick and easy guide to granting someone admin access to your LinkedIn business page.
Step 1: Log into your LinkedIn account and head on over to your business page.
TIP: Make sure you’re on the admin side, not viewing as a member.
Step 2: Click on “Admin Tools”
Step 2: Select “Page Admins”
Step 3: Let’s find the person you need to give access to!
Type in the name of the person you’re granting admin rights to. A list will start populating so go ahead and choose the right account/person.
Congrats!
You have successfully granted someone admin access to your LinkedIn business page!
The person you admin granted rights to will receive a notification to admin your page.
Is your business using LinkedIn yet?
If not maybe now’s the time to start?
We’ve created a simple step by step guide to creating your own business page directly on LinkedIn complete with images to help you along the way.
Need help with your LinkedIn strategy?
Don’t hesitate to hollar at us!
[bws_contact_form]
Check out more of our social media tips and tricks HERE!
How To Create Your LinkedIn Business Page from Kim Randall
It’s easy to believe that simply posting to your Instagram story will generate customers walking through your door, but unfortunately with social media being as overly saturated as it is, that just isn’t the case anymore.
It’s time restaurants got serious about their Instagram Story strategy, so let’s get right to the good stuff…
Add your location to your Insta Story post.
You want to target a local audience, right? This is one foolproof way to start getting your delicious food in front of your future and current diners.
Share less professional photography and more “iPhone” quality pictures.
Your future and current diners want to see what they’re getting, how they’re really going to get it. There’s nothing more disappointing than being deceived when you’re hungry
AmIRight?!
Stop using Instagram filters on your photos.
Natural/good lighting, the right angles, and a mouthwatering dish is all you need to … Read More »
When starting your company Facebook page, and especially during the early stages, it’s easy to want to invite everyone you know to “like” your page. We are taught that social media is a numbers game & the more likes we have, the better we will look to potential customers, the more sales we’ll make, and the more popular our company will be online.
The theory sounds amazing, but unfortunately it doesn’t work like that. Facebook’s algorithm only allows so much content to be seen by every account/person. Let’s be real for a minute. How many pages do you personally like? Probably quite a lot, huh? Facebook decides what to show you in your feed based on your actions with pages and personal accounts so why waste a view on someone that will forever stay a number, but probably never actually become … Read More »
Update on KiMedia Strategies:
To keep this as short as possible, my Mom went through a horrific battle with her health that started on November 11, 2017 in Brandon, FL and devastatingly ended on May 25, 2018 in St. Louis, MO. At first we were told what was going on with her was something curable, but quickly realized it was the dreaded “C” word. An amputation, multiple surgeries, 30 radiation treatments, strokes, rapid response calls, specialists, doctors, nurses…it was a whirlwind 6 1/2 months and I chose to stay by her side, sleeping in a recliner hospital chair every night, advocating for her multiple times a day because that’s where I knew I was meant to be.
This experience has made me even more grateful to have built the type of business that allows me to work remotely because … Read More »
