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How to Add Admin to a Facebook Page

How to Add Admin to a Facebook Page:A Facebook page is much like your own website on Facebook platform. You Facebook page does not have to mirror the contents of your Facebook profile, on the contrary, your Facebook page can be about your business venture, an NGO you are a part of, a community of people who share the same ideals, whatever it is about, you as the admin can make all the required changes even as far as shutting down the webpage.

So what if you do not have regular access to the internet, or you are having difficulties with your mobile phone or desktop computer. Would it not be nice to have another admin to control the administration of the Facebook page? It would definitely be more convenient.

At first, when you create a Facebook page, you are automatically set as the admin; this is the default settings on Facebook. You have access to all the settings Facebook has made available to admins of pages.

Let us now begin…

Step 1:

Login your Facebook account and access the Page you created.

Step 2:

The main method of including an Admin is to go to Settings at the top of your Page

Step 3:

On the left sidebar of the Facebook page choose the Page Duties.

Step 4:

When you gain access, you can include the e-mail address of the Facebook user you intend to add as an Admin (make sure the email address you provide for the user is the one the user uses to login Facebook account) and select their access level to your Facebook page.



Step 5:

If the Admin Responsibility location shows Pending beside their name, then let them inspect www.facebook.com/pages while they visit Facebook and look under the Invites area.



If you have developed a Business-only Page and wished to correct this option, all you have to do is to include an individual profile as an admin, and you will have all the performance of a routine Page.

That was not very difficult was it? Now you can grant authority to your Facebook page using this laid out steps. Just be cautious and only provide access to a user that you trust to not cause confusion in your page activities.