Occasionally, a single admin finds it difficult to handle a Facebook page alone, since you can't be available at all times (24/7) So you may need the help of another capable participant to help you closely monitor the group. We break down the steps needed to add another admin to an existing group in this guide.
Note: You must be an Admin to be able to perform this task
How to add an Admin To a Facebook Page
- To start with, login right into your Facebook account and navigate to the group page to which you want to add an admin.
- From the Facebook group, click settings
- Browse to the field that states "Page Duty" and click on it.
- Once you click on the Web page Duties field, you will see a text area that will input the name or e-mail of the person you wish to give a particular role in the group. When you click on the drop-down for Web Page Duties, you will see lots of roles to pick from and assign to group members. So asides the admin role, other roles you can give to users includes:
- Editor
- Moderator
- Advertiser
- Analyst
- Live Contributor
Finally to add a user as an admin, enter the name of the participant in the box and select the role from the dropdown menu. So select the admin role in this case since we are attempting to make the user an admin
Note: Once you make a user an admin in your group, the individual now has the same privilege and right as you, so if you still think the user is not worth the responsibility, you can decide not to proceed at this stage and give the person a lesser role.
When you are certain to add the user as an admin, simply click on the Add button. Then you will be required to input your password, this is a way Facebook strengthens the security of your group
Conclude the process by entering your password and click on the Submit button.
That's it! With these simple steps, the user will now be listed with the assigned role, so you can go on and assign multiple participants to several roles on your group, amazing right! Even order of management has been incorporated In your online presence to effectively manage your group.
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