LinkedIn Page super and content admins can use LinkedIn Events to bring their professional community together safely and in real-time.
Creating an Event
Any Page super or content admin can create an Event that will be organized and hosted by the Page.
Only members who are also a Page super or content admin can see this option. If you want to create an Event for a Page, you’ll need to have admin access.
A Page for a company, organization, school, or university can create and organize an Event.
Managing an Event
Yes, you can create, modify, and view a list of all past and upcoming Events through the Manage module of your admin view.
You can only invite your connections to the Event. All attendees of the Event can also invite their connections.
You can only invite your 1st-degree connections to attend your event. Page followers can’t be invited to an Event if they aren’t connected to any of the Page’s admins.
Each Page admin can send up to 1000 invitations per week. If you organize multiple events, this limit applies across events and does not increase.
A super or content admin can also share the Event on their Page so it can be seen by the Page’s followers. This can help the Event to reach the target audience by sponsoring the post within the Page.
Any super or content admin of your Page can manage an Event you’ve created. A super or content admin can edit and manage the Event even if they aren’t attending it.
Yes. Once you make the member a super or content admin of your Page, they’ll be able to manage the Event.
While an admin can see all attendees (including other admins attending the Event) from the Manage Attendees view, there is no label that identifies an admin from other attendees.
No, non-admin attendees of the Event can’t see the individual Page admins.
No, the organizer can’t be changed once the Event has been created.
If the Event was organized by a Page, only the Page super and content admins can manage it. If the Event was organized by an individual profile (Page admin or not), only the individual can manage it.
Any Page super or content admin (even if they aren’t attending) can edit, delete, or delete the Event.
The Organizer, Event type (Online or In person), and the Event format (LinkedIn Live, Audio Event or External event link) cannot be changed after the event has been posted.
Before the start of an event the organizer can delete it immediately after cancellation.
Organizers cannot delete an ongoing event, which is any event that has started streaming or the start time has begun.
After the event, the organizer can delete it seven days after the event has ended.
Learn more about cancelling or deleting an event.
Yes, any Page super or content admin can remove an attendee from the Event.
Posts and engagement on the Event page
You can copy the Event URL and post or share it directly on the Page so that the post about the Event is visible to the Page’s followers. You can also promote or target the post.
Event notifications
The notifications that are generated for Events organized by individual profiles are the same for Events organized by Pages.
For attendees of the Event, this includes:
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A reminder notification about the Event’s start date and time, which is sent to members seven days and three days before the Event, as well as 15 minutes before the scheduled Event.
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A notification for changes to the Event, such as the day, time, venue, or if the Event has been cancelled.
For further assistance with your Event, please contact us.
Learn all the basics of setting up an online event on LinkedIn and what to expect when you create your first event:
Live-Events-Getting-Started-Guide.pdf
Please review this document for more information