How To Give Admin Access To A Facebook Page
An area of Social Media which often causes confusion relates to giving someone access to a business Facebook page. Unlike Twitter/Instagram etc, rather than using a username/password system to provide access, Facebook business pages only offer admin access through the personal Facebook profile of someone who is granted access.
Once you have given admin access to the chosen person, they will then be able to post as ‘your page’.
Two key things aspects that you need to remember are:
- You’ll need to be an admin to manage roles for your Page.
- There’s no limit to the number of people who can have a role on a Page.
With that in mind, please see below for the steps which must be followed to give someone access are as follows.
New Facebook
Give Someone a Role
- Go to your Page and click
Page Settings in the bottom left.
- Click Page Roles in the left column.
- Type a name or email in the box and select the person from the list that appears.
- Click Editor
to select a role from the dropdown menu.
- Click Add and enter your password to confirm.
Remove Someone Who Has a Role
- Go to your Page and click
- Click Page Roles in the left column.
- Click Edit next to the person you want to remove, and then click Remove.
- Click Confirm. You may need to enter your password.
Change Someone’s Role
- Go to your Page and click
- Click Page Roles in the left column.
- Click Edit next to the name of the person whose role you want to change and then select a new role from the dropdown menu.
- Click Save. You may need to enter your password to confirm.
Classic Facebook
Give Someone a Role
- Click Settings at the top of your Page.
- Click Page Roles in the left column.
- Type a name or email in the box and select the person from the list that appears.
- Click Editor
- Click Add and enter your password to confirm.
Remove Someone Who Has a Role
- Click Settings at the top of your Page.
- Click Page Roles in the left column.
- Click Edit next to the person you want to remove, and then click Remove.
- Click Confirm. You may need to enter your password.
Change Someone’s Role
- Click Settings at the top of your Page.
- Click Page Roles in the left column.
- Click Edit next to the name of the person whose role you want to change and then select a new role from the dropdown menu.
- Click Save. You may need to enter your password to confirm.
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5 Reasons Why Your Onsite Images Must Be Optimised
Did you know that the use of images and the addition of the correct tags can play a crucial role in achieving excellent search engine results?
Search engines such as Google are trying to incorporate more images into their results and for e-commerce websites, in particular, getting rankings on Google images can offer a great way of drawing visitors to your website.
Why Is It Important To Do This?
- Search engines can detect an image but not what the image is. This makes it difficult for them to sort out images based on a user query.
- Images have now been added to the main page search results in Google resulting in a potential for more traffic.
- Images can break up text blocks are better at enticing people into your site.
- Images can also act as link bait if you allow image sharing in exchange of a link.
- Image sharing is more prolific among users with sites like Pinterest getting more popular.
Is It Easy To Optimise Your Images?
In a word – yes!! By simply following a few basic guidelines, you will be able to take the required steps towards ensuring your images work for you. Following a few simple guidelines can help ensure your images are working hard for your SEO.
- Choose The Right Image: Finding the most appropriate image is the most important part. A good image which attracts attention and describes itself can really do the job for you. Steer clear of irrelevant images – this can have the opposite effect.
- Utilise The Alt Tags: Alt tags display the text in-case the image is not able to load in the browser helping users to know the details of the image. It not only helps the users but also acts as a base for search engines in identifying what the image contains. The Alt tag must be direct and succinct – avoid lengthy descriptions and keyword stuffing.
- Re-Name Your Images: Using a file name that is relevant but is none generic means you will ensure the right sort of traffic is coming across your content. If your file name is too generic, you may end up with non-relevant visitors to your site – potentially skewing your site stats. The above example has been named “Houses of Parliament at Night” – relevant, but not too generic a title.
- Re-Size Your Images (Where Necessary): Google considers the page loading time as one of the important ranking factors, which will be dictated by the size of the page (image file size, video size, etc). Optimising images in terms of size can really improve your site performance. File size depends on the resolution of the image, the higher the resolution the bigger the file size. So you need to maintain a balance between the size and the quality. There are different image types supported (JPEG, PNG, GIF) on the web, and choosing the best will depend on your requirement. Try and choose an image which is of good quality and lowest file size. Very high-resolution images will be huge and, as such, should be avoided.
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Is Your Website Mobile-Friendly? 3 Reasons Why It Should Be
There are many reasons why your website must be ‘mobile-friendly’ but we have identified 3 that we believe are the most important.
No. 1 – Consistency Of Message
The last thing you want is for your customers on smaller devices to feel less appreciated as compared to their desktop counterparts. With responsive web design, you can always maintain a consistent brand across multiple platforms.
A responsive website is inherently designed to look pretty much the same on all devices. Your website’s images and content simply scale down or shift around to make them look and elements look essentially the same.
No. 2 – More People Now ‘Browse’ On Mobile Devices
Online shopping is all the rage as it is much easier than driving all the way to your local shop. People are even opting to shop on their phones while they’re watching TV on their favourite couch. Currently, more than 52% of all website traffic is from mobile devices*.
By focusing on a site that’s more responsive on multiple platforms; you’ll see a great return on investment from your website. In the long run, a responsive design translates leads, which are increasingly coming from mobile devices, into actual sales.
No. 3 – Additional SEO Benefits Available
Search engines recommend responsive development for mobile website design and favour mobile-friendliness in their search engine result page (SERP) rankings.
Responsive sites have only one URL and the same HTML code across all devices which make it easier for search engines such as Google to find, index and organise content from a single company site than from two or more sites. A higher ranking goes hand in hand with increased conversions. A single URL is also easier for users to share and link to.
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