How To Get Admin Access To A Company Page on LinkedIN.

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This WordJack Video will demonstrate how to gain admin access to your Company Page on linkedIN.
Having admin access to a page will allow you to update the page info and posts updates from the company, as well as give other people access to do that too.
There are 3 steps to this process:
Step 1 - update your current job role
Step 2 - put your company email address in your profile
Step 3 - Submit a request to LinkedIN Pages support.
Let’s start with step 1 and make sure your personal profile shows that your current job role is linked to the company page.
To start, login to your personal LinkedIN account and visit the company page. Check the employees list, and if your name is listed there, you have already done this step. If you see a colleague already on this list, you could ask them to do steps 2 and 3 since they are already listed as an employee.
If not, or you want to do this yourself, then click on your profile icon to view your profile. Check your current employer - we are going to update this, so click “add profile section” then click “add position”.
Enter your title, and job type. Enter the business name exactly as it appears on the page, and then pick the company from the list (make sure the logo is the one that matches your company page). Enter the start date of your role with the company, and make it your current position. You can enter other details if you wish, and can choose to not broadcast the update to your network if you prefer. Click save, and you should see your current company listed in your profile.
That’s step 1 complete, now on to step 2. We need to make sure you have an official company email address on your account. This means the company name is in your email domain - the part after the “at” symbol.
Click on “me” and then “settings”, then “sign in and security”. Here we have a gmail address which won’t satisfy this requirement. Click on your email address, then “add email address”. Enter your company email address that contains your company name at the end, confirm your password and submit.
You will be emailed a verification link, which you’ll need to click. Then return to this screen and click “make primary” beside the company email address. Then if that email appears at the top as the Primary Email, you have completed step 2.
Finally, for step 3, go to this support form - / cp-primary
Copy and paste the business name exactly as it is on the Company page
Paste in the link to the page you want to claim
Say NO you are not an admin, and NO you are not an enterprise customer.
Select the option “Become and admin of the page”.
This is where your work in steps 1 and 2 become important. Click YES that you have added your company email address. And YES that you have added your current position with the company.
Assuming you do not have any enterprise products, type NO.
Finally, wordjack will provide you with wording to put here - a paragraph that explains that your position and that you want to gain admin access to the page. Then click submit.
You will receive an email confirmation that you have submitted that inquiry. Within 24-48 hours you should either have confirmation that you have page control, or will be told if you need to provide some additional documentation or proof for your request.
At this point, please contact your WordJack web marketing manager and tell them you have completed this process.
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Here is the recommended message for submitting in the form:
I am a manager at this company [provide linkedin profile page link] and I need some help getting the super admin role back on that company profile. There may be an admin on that page but our recent admins have left the company or disabled their profiles. I am able to provide proof of my role within that company if needed (using proof like utility bills, company email, business license, etc). Can you please help me gain super admin access to the page? My profile already shows this company as my current job role.
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[@user-mg8cm4rb9q]

I want this page to have a password and username separate from my personal page, which I can send to someone else if needed (it does not mean that someone else will also be the administrator of this page). But I could not find such an option to add password and username that is specific to the company page. Please help me with this part.

[@alicehiutung]

Very useful information, thank you. May I know if LinkedIn will still post job ad automatically after the company page has been claimed?

[@wjmvids]

not sure about this - sorry!

[@user-ky7cy3nl9q]

Hi, thanks for sharing.
who will approve this admin request, LinkedIn or somebody from the company?

[@wjmvids]

If anyone from the company AT ALL has access, then you don't need to go through the process shown in the video. You would obviously be faster getting them to add you as admin. But if you have lost access and there are no other admins from your company who can control the page, this video shows your fallback plan (which involves LinkedIN granting the access for you, presumably after checking there is no other legit owner already on the page)

[@doreenmanka9130]

How do it get to that support form??

[@wjmvids]

this is the form we used in that demo vid www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/ask/cp-primary