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Whose Account?

by JAMO
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I've been successful creating my own fanpage, twitter and linkedin accounts. I've decided to do the same for others.

When creating a fanpage for someone else, do you create it under your account and then add them as an admin? If so, can you later delete yourself from the account?

I guess if they are already on facebook, you could get their login info or give them the steps to start a page and make you an admin. Thoughts?

What if they are not on facebook at all?

I'm just trying to get my mind wrapped around this so the beginning steps go as smoothly as possible and I invoke trust.

Any and all comments/advice are appreciated. Thanks!
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  • Profile picture of the author Danielm
    I've only done a few fanpages but I created them myself, then added the client as an admin but left myself there but they've always needed some assistance with settings and such afterwards.
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    • Profile picture of the author JAMO
      Thanks! That might be the easiest way, but I'm wondering about if/when you no longer work with them.
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  • Profile picture of the author deepali goyal
    make fanpage under your account. When handover to client as administration just switch off yourself if your client can manage it without your assistance.
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  • Profile picture of the author svenolen2
    If I understand you want to delete yourself as admin and hand the admin place to someone else right? Yeah, It's possible.

    Give the other account admin rights and after that you can remove admin rights from yourself.
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    • Profile picture of the author JAMO
      Originally Posted by svenolen2 View Post

      If I understand you want to delete yourself as admin and hand the admin place to someone else right? Yeah, It's possible.

      Give the other account admin rights and after that you can remove admin rights from yourself.
      Yes. I would like to delete myself as the admin if needed.

      I've been told by another person to make the page under the client's account. I guess if you ultimately give them control, then it doesn't matter.
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  • Profile picture of the author Hugh
    I try to keep things simple as possible. Who knows what the future
    brings? For whatever reason, the client might want to part ways
    with me. Or I just might want to part ways with him (I've had to
    fire a couple). Make it easy. Make it painless. No arguments. No
    regrets. Shake hands and just part.

    That's why I don't like contracts.

    Hugh
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