As a Page super or content admin, you can import posts from your organization’s RSS feeds to share directly on your Page, like your organization’s website. An RSS feed is a web feed that enables users to access updates to online content in a…

LinkedIn Page admin access consists of the super admin, content admin, curator, and analyst roles. Each role gives you permission to perform a set of tasks on behalf of your Page. Related tasks Learn more Add admins on your LinkedIn Page Edit your…

LinkedIn Pages offer Page admin and paid media admin roles to allow for tiered levels of management for all activities related to your Page. A member can have Page admin and paid media admin roles assigned at the same time. Admin roles can be…

If you’re a super or content Page admin, you can use the dashboard as the main landing page to help you gain insights across your LinkedIn Page. When you access the dashboard from the super or content admin view, you can review insights from…

A custom call-to-action button can be used to boost engagement with your LinkedIn Page. If you’re a Page admin, you can choose different names for the call-to-action and customize it with a unique URL. When you create a custom call-to-action, the…

A custom call-to-action can be used to boost engagement with members of a LinkedIn Page. As a Page admin, you can select a name for the call-to-action and customize it with a unique URL.  If you are a super admin and subscribe to a Premium…

LinkedIn Page super admins can add, edit, or remove Page and paid media admins through the super admin view or an email notification process. The super admin role is automatically assigned to the creator of a Page. Super admins will receive admin…

Request LinkedIn Page admin access to a LinkedIn Page to manage its components and be eligible to contact support with requests about your Page. This grants all current super admins access to your public profile information. Advertisers who want to…

All Pages must have at least one super admin. To remove your Page admin’s role: Related tasks Add admins on your LinkedIn Page Add Page admin access for a requesting member Add paid media admin roles to an existing LinkedIn Page admin’s permissions…

All Pages must have at least one super admin. To edit a Page admin’s role: Related tasks Add admins on your LinkedIn Page Add Page admin access for a requesting member Add paid media admin roles to an existing LinkedIn Page admin’s permissions Add…

Advertisers who want to create new Sponsored Content ads or sponsor organic posts can request Sponsored Content poster admin permissions through Campaign Manager. After the request is sent, a super admin can assign the role permissions. To assign…

Page super admins can add a paid media admin role to an existing LinkedIn Page admin’s permissions. To add a paid media admin role: Related tasks Add admins on your LinkedIn Page Add Page admin access for a requesting member Add a Direct Sponsored…

Page super admins can add Page admin access for a member who requests it. To add Page admin access:    Related tasks Add admins on your LinkedIn Page Add paid media admin roles to an existing LinkedIn Page admin’s permissions Add a…

You can block other LinkedIn members from viewing your profile. If you’ve blocked a member or they’ve blocked you and you’re both admins of the same Page, you’ll see each other’s profile name and admin role in the Page admin view. You won’t see each…

Paid media admin roles on a LinkedIn Page include Landing Pages admin, Sponsored Content poster, and Lead Gen Forms manager roles. Each role allows you take specific actions on behalf of your Page. Sponsored Content poster and Lead Gen Forms manager…

Employees are associated with a LinkedIn Page when they add or edit a position on their profile and select a specific Page name from the company dropdown list. Currently, admins can’t manually add an employee to a Page. If a colleague or employee…