1. Go to www.facebook.com and login.
2. For your personal page URL, click on your name at the top-right of your window -in the top blue banner.
3. For your business page URL, click on the gear symbol at the top-right of your window -in the top blue banner and select your business page under “Use Facebook as”.
4. The URL will then be in the address bar of your browser.

If you would like to add this to your OutboundEngine campaigns, highlight that URL and copy it.

There’s two options for giving an Admin Access to any Facebook account but in order for you to see both options, I’ve decided to show them to you.

OPTION 1

STEP 1: Sign in to your Facebook account.

STEP 2: Click the notification icon in your personal Facebook account and find/click the “asking for Admin request” notification. You may also see the Facebook account and profile image and the page they are requesting an Admin request to.

STEP 3: At the notification icon, click the “respond to request”.

OPTION 2

Step 1: Sign in to your Facebook account.

STEP 2: Go to your Facebook Page and click the “Drop Down Arrow” at the far right side of the dashboard and choose the Facebook Page that you want to share Admin access to.

STEP 3: Once there, click “Settings” and go to “Page Roles”.

STEP 4: Click to “respond to request”.

STEP 5: Select Transfer ownership of my Page as seen below.

This process may be seen in both OPTIONS 1 and 2 upon clicking the “respond to request” button. I hope it’s not that confusing.

STEP 6: Click Approve Request.

STEP 7: Re-enter your Facebook password and hit submit.

This is how it looks like once you’ve done the process successfully.

This may be a very simple task but I hope that I’ve helped you in my own little ways.

See you on my next post!

ISN or Inspections Support Network an online business management platform for commercial and residential property inspection businesses. It connects, streamlines and automates all processes of running an inspections company or organization. If you want to know more about it, you may click this link: https://www.inspectionsupport.net/

Aside from ISN, popular competitors can be found in this list: http://www.capterra.com/inspection-software/ complete with their reviews and links to their websites. It’s up to you to choose which one is best, though most inspectors I know are using ISN.

Now let’s get back to the 2-step-guide I promised earlier!

STEP 1: Login to your ISN account.

1.1. Click “settings” and a dropdown box with options will appear.
1.2. Click “My Access Keys” and it’ll bring you to another window.

STEP 2: Click “Quick Search” at the top left portion of the dashboard.

2.1. Copy the (1) Company Key, (2) Access Key and (3) Secret Access Key that will appear as shown in the image below.

You might be wondering what those “Access Keys” are so I’ll give you a little bit of a background. The Access Key is what we use to integrate your ISN account to our Automated Review App. Once it’s integrated, you will just be waiting for the reviews in your inbox and watch your online reputation improve.

Online reputation is what your customers usually see and base their judgement whether to hire you as their inspector or not. If you don’t have any reviews showing, they would hardly trust you.

Online reviews, if properly managed may also boost your website’s SEO and keep your good reputation readily available to anyone who’ll be seeing or searching you online.

Now, you see how easy it is to get your ISN Access Keys? What to do next? Watch your online reputation grow and wait for your phone to ring!

STEP 1: Using your username and password, login in to your Gmail account. Once logged in, click the “grid-like” icon at the upper right of your gmail dashboard, then the store-looking “Google My Business” icon.

STEP 2: Check your viewing options and make sure you’re in “card view” mode. Card view means you’re seeing boxes instead of a list (see STEP 3 image). If you’re viewing as a “list”, switch to card view by clicking the “cards” icon. It’s the 2nd icon at the bottom right, just below the “download insights”.

STEP 3: Choose the listing you’d like to manage and click “Manage location”.

STEP 4: Click “users” from the left side bar menu.

STEP 5: At the top right corner of the “Manage Permissions” window, click the “Invite new managers” icon. It’s the only icon at the upper right of the window.

STEP 6: This might be a little complicated so let me discuss one process at a time.

6.1. Type the Gmail address of the user you want to add as a “Manager” to your Google My Business account.

6.2. Among the choices (Owner, Manager, or Communications manager), click “Manager” or whatever role you want to add.

6.3. Click “Invite” at the bottom left of the window.

Remember, invitees have the option to “accept” your invitation. Once they do, they’ll immediately become listing owners or managers depending on which role you chose.

STEP 7: Once they have added you as a Manager, you will see your name in the “Manage permissions” window just like the image below.

This window shows all active owners, managers and even those who have been sent invitations to become owners or managers.

If you want to cancel any pending invitations, you may do so by clicking the “X” at the right side of the row of the invitation you want to remove.

By the way, aside from the tips I stated above, I would like to mention one important thing about Google My Business Posting.

Recommended Google My Business Image Sizes

1. Profile image – 250 x 250 pixels (minimum 120 x 120; maximum 5200 x 5300)

2. Cover photo – 1080 x 608 pixels (minimum 480 x 270; maximum 2120 x 1192)

3. Shared images – 497 x 373 pixels (minimum width 497; maximum 2048 x 2048)

4. Between 10KB and 5MB

5. PNG or JPG files

Make sure that the photos are of high-quality, in focus and haven’t had too much filters or editing.

You may read more about it at https://www.advicelocal.com/blog/best-image-sizes-for-google-my-business/#KluSmerq07zfv5Mk.99

I hope this post has been a great help in making your digital marketing journey easier with a bit of fun. If you want to discuss anything in the future, please leave a comment below and I’ll try my best to write the article you requested.

STEP 1: Go to your Review.Us account and follow the image instruction below:

STEP 2: Click the SOURCE CODE ICON below

STEP 3: Paste the Image Link at the highlighted part of the source code

STEP 4: SAVE the process and check if the email customization was successful

Getting an “image link” has a separate instruction. In order to avoid confusion, here’s a separate instruction for that.

How to Upload an Image and Get the “Image Link”

Step 1: Go to the Media Library of your website where you want to host or upload the image to. In our case, we’ll use this website, https://www.inspectormarketing365.com/old/wp-admin/upload.php

Step 2: Another window will appear showing your computer’s filing system.

Find the file/image you want and double click it OR click the file/image and click OPEN at the lower left portion of the window. Once done, it will bring you back to the media library where you can see all the other images uploaded in the website.

Step 3: DOUBLE CLICK the Image/file you want.

Step 4: COPY the “Image Link” and PASTE where it is needed.

Customization sounds technical to some but with a little bit of patience, a step by step walk through and your willingness to learn, I’m pretty sure you can do it all by yourself next time you want to change your review invitation cover.