Published: Thursday, November 8, 2012 | Tags: audience, Chamber of Commerce, chambers, facebook, networking, social, social media
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Every manager needs a mission control room, whether you’re Captain Kirk aboard the Enterprise or a chamber executive managing a Facebook page.
Kirk had the Bridge. You have the Admin Panel.
Being a Facebook page administrator gives you access to the Admin Panel, which can be found directly above your Timeline’s cover image. This is your Facebook page control center, where you can edit your page, build your audience, observe fan behavior, and track analytics. In today’s blog post, you will learn 5 tips to help you leverage the capabilities of your chamber page’s Admin Panel.
Social media works best when the whole team is on board. Allow members of your chamber staff to contribute to your chamber’s Facebook presence by adding them as Admins. Click Edit Page in the upper right corner of your page, and select Admin Roles in the dropdown menu.
There are different types of admin roles that can be assigned – Manager, Content Creator, Moderator, Advertiser, Analyst – and each comes with its own unique capabilities. Manager gives admins full access to your chamber Facebook page.
You can switch back and forth between using Facebook as yourself and using Facebook as your page. This feature is particularly useful when you want to post as yourself (not as your chamber) on your chamber page. It’s also useful when you want your chamber to Like or comment on another business’s Page.
There are three ways to switch voices: click Voice, click the arrow next to the Home button, or click Edit Page and Use Facebook As _____.
Click Build Audience in the Admin panel to view your options.
Facebook Advertising (another Share option) will be discussed in an upcoming post.
“Insights” is Facebook’s term for analytics. Click See All on the Admin Panel’s Insights box to see the demographics, dates and totals of:
Export this data to monitor your progress, compare to previous weeks, months or years, and share with your chamber’s executive staff.
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