On LinkedIn, you can create a profile page for your company, and since you have various connections, it’s possible to set someone as an admin.
Besides, there are different admin roles on LinkedIn, and each person can only have one admin role.
Adding admins helps distribute roles on the page and creates some sense of protocol.
A LinkedIn company page can have four admins: curator, content admin, analyst, and super admin. The person who created the page is the super admin who can add the other admins by navigating to the admin tools. Under the page admins tab, you can click the “add admin” button and search for the person you want to add. If the person is not on LinkedIn, add their email, and they will get notified.
There are various ways of working with admins on LinkedIn. This guide covers everything, whether you want to add an admin, edit, or remove them. We will see the various admin roles and the steps to add admin to the LinkedIn page. Let’s begin!
Who is a LinkedIn Admin?
When you create a company page on LinkedIn, handling the various roles and distributing protocols is necessary.
To achieve that, LinkedIn allows creating admins and giving them a role. On LinkedIn, you can create page admins and paid media admin roles. Under page admins, you can create four different roles.
Super Admin
The one who creates the company’s LinkedIn page is the super admin.
They have the administrator privilege to add or remove other admins and edit the company page information. They can even deactivate the page. Besides, their home page is the super admin view.
Content Admin
They are responsible for creating and managing the page content, such as making updates about jobs and events.
Curator
They have permission to create recommended content and view content suggestions.
Analyst
They can monitor how the company page is performing using various analytic tools, and they only access the analytics tab.
For paid media admins, you can have the landing page manager, lead forms manager, and the sponsored content poster admin.
How To Add Admin to LinkedIn Page
Now that you know the roles for various admins, let’s see how to create a LinkedIn page admin.
Remember, only the super admin can add other admins.
- Open your super admin view.
It is the landing page for the super admin. - At the top of the page, click the “admin tools” button and select the “Manage admins” option.
- On the next screen, tap either the “page” or “paid media admins” tab.
- On the right, click the “add admin” button.
- Enter the name or email of the person you want to add as an admin.
- Tap their name once the menu appears.
- Set the relevant role for the admin.
Each admin can only have a one-page admin role but can have multiple paid media admin roles. - Tap the “save” button to finalize adding the admin.
The person you have added as an admin will receive a notification about the changes made and their new role.
How To Change the Role of a LinkedIn Page Admin
As the super admin, you have the privilege of changing the roles of various admins, and you can do that from your landing page. Use the steps below:
- Navigate to the super admin view.
- Tap the “Admin roles” button at the top, and from the options, click the “Manage admins”.
- Tap the “page” or “paid media admins” tab.
- Locate the admin you wish to change their roles and click the edit icon next to their name.
- Set a new role for the admin and click the “save changes” button at the bottom.
With that, you’ve changed the role for the particular admin.
How To Remove a LinkedIn Page Admin
For whichever reason, you may at some point need to remove a given person as an admin to revoke their privileges.
For that, follow the steps below:
- Navigate to your super admin view.
- Tap the “Admin roles” button at the top, and from the options, click the “Manage admins”.
- Locate the admin that you want to remove and click the “Delete” button next to their name.
- Confirm the process by clicking the “Remove” button.
Once you follow the steps above, you will successfully remove any admin on your company’s LinkedIn page.
Conclusion
When you create a company LinkedIn page, you become the super admin, which gives you the privilege of adding, editing, and removing other admins.
This guide covered the steps to follow whenever you need to manage admins on your company’s LinkedIn page.
In particular, it answered how to add admin to the LinkedIn page.
Using the steps presented, you should have ease managing your admins.
