LinkedIn · Agency access
How to Give an Agency Access to Your LinkedIn Page & Ads
LinkedIn handles your Company Page and your ad account separately. For both, you add the agency by name or email with a role, never by sharing a login.
Step by step
- 1
Open your LinkedIn Page admin tools
Go to your Company Page, then Admin tools, then Manage admins.
- 2
Add the agency as a Page admin
On the Page admins or Paid media admins tab, click Add admin, search the person (they must follow the Page), and assign a role.
- 3
Open Campaign Manager for ad access
In LinkedIn Campaign Manager, select the ad account, then Manage access.
- 4
Invite the agency to the ad account
Add the agency by name or email and choose a role such as Campaign manager. Save.
Choosing the right access level
Page admin roles include Super admin, Content admin, and Analyst. Ad-account roles in Campaign Manager include Account manager, Campaign manager, Creative manager, Viewer, and Billing admin.
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See how AutoStack collects access in one linkFrequently asked questions
Do I share my LinkedIn password with the agency?
No. Page and ad-account access are granted by adding the agency's own LinkedIn profile with a role. Your login stays private.
Why can't the agency be added as a Page admin?
To be added as a Page admin, the person usually needs to follow your Company Page first. Ask them to follow it, then add them.
How do I remove a LinkedIn admin?
In Manage admins, find the person and remove them. For ads, remove them under Manage access in Campaign Manager.
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