The creator of a Facebook Page or LinkedIn Company Page has total control over how those assets are used. However, in an organization, one person can rarely do it all, and granting admin permissions to other Facebook or LinkedIn users within your organization makes it easier to delegate marketing tasks.
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When you create a Facebook Page for your organization, there are several ways you can integrate it with your Constant Contact account:
For security reasons, Facebook requires that permission be granted to third-party apps, like Constant Contact, before any content or advertisements are posted on Facebook. To grant permission, you must be either the creator/owner of the Facebook Page or have been granted Facebook Page access to your personal Facebook account. If you don't have page access, you won't be able to connect the Facebook Page to Constant Contact for use with social posts, ads, or lead ads. Page access isn't required to link a Facebook profile to a social icon within an email.
Facebook does not allow for a Facebook Page to have a unique login; instead, it requires each person to have their own Facebook account and login. If you want to keep your personal Facebook account separate from your organization, we recommend setting up a new Facebook account using your work email address and granting page access to that account instead.
For more information about granting access to your Facebook Page, please see Facebook's support.
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When you create a LinkedIn Company Page for your organization, there are several ways you can integrate it with your Constant Contact account:
For security reasons, LinkedIn requires permission to be granted to third-party apps, such as Constant Contact, before any content is posted on LinkedIn. The page creator/owner is automatically given admin access for a LinkedIn Company Page and can connect the page to their Constant Contact account for use with social posts. If you aren't the page owner, you must first be granted "super admin" rights before you can connect the Company Page to Constant Contact. Admin access isn't required to link a LinkedIn profile to a social icon within an email.
For more information about adding admin roles to your LinkedIn Page, please see LinkedIn's support.
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