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How to Add Me as an Admin to Your LinkedIn Business Page (With Step-by-Step Screenshots)

If you’d like my team to help streamline your social media efforts—whether it’s integrating automated publishing software like CloudCampaign or updating your branding elements on LinkedIn (like icons, headers, and descriptions)—you’ll need to add me as a Super Admin to your company’s LinkedIn page.

Below is a quick guide (with screenshots!) to walk you through it.


✅ Step 1: Go to Your LinkedIn Business Page

🔗 https://www.linkedin.com

Make sure you’re signed in to the LinkedIn account that manages your company page. Then, navigate to your business profile.


✅ Step 2: Click on “Settings”

Scroll down the left-hand sidebar and click Settings at the very bottom.

Caption: From your LinkedIn dashboard, click into your company page (not your personal profile).
Caption: Settings is located in the lower-left corner of your business page dashboard.

✅ Step 3: Choose “Manage Admins”

Once inside the settings menu, click the top option labeled Manage admins.

Caption: This is where you control who manages your company page.

✅ Step 4: Click the Blue “+ Add Admin” Button

In the “Page admins” tab, click the + Add admin button on the right-hand side.

Caption: Click the blue button to invite a new admin.

✅ Step 5: Search for My Name

Type in Tara D. Meeker and select my profile.

🔗 https://www.linkedin.com/in/tdmeeker/

Caption: Be sure to select the correct profile—look for the title “Eliminate Tire Kicking to Attract Better Clients and More of Them.”

✅ Step 6: Assign Me the Role of “Super Admin”

Check Super admin (this gives full access, which is needed for integrations and page edits), then click Save.

Caption: Choose “Super admin” so we can support full setup and branding updates.

That’s it!

You’re done. I’ll receive a notification and can get started on the next steps right away. If you run into any issues or need me to walk you through it live, feel free to reach out.

💡 Pro Tip: Don’t Share Your Login—Assign Admin Access Instead

As a best practice, always assign admin access instead of sharing your LinkedIn login details. This keeps your business page secure and lets you easily remove or change access later if needed—without compromising your personal or team account.

We break this down further (and explain how SOPs like this protect your team and business) in this article:
🔗 Your North Star SOPs That Empower Your Website, Support Your Team, and Strengthen Your Business

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