As an Administrator, you have the ability to set a default image to appear with social shares of posts that do not contain images. If a post contains images, the first image will be pulled to display with the social share.


1.  Login at www.compendiumblog.com with your Administrator credentials

2.  In the top navigation bar, click Account

3.  Under Account Settings, click Network

4.  To select the...Read More »

As an Administrator, you now have the ability to promote to multiple Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn accounts at a time. 


1.  Login at www.compendiumblog.com with your Administrator credentials

2.  In the top...Read More »

As an Administrator, you are responsible for setting your network's Gravatar preferences. Gravatars are 'universally recognized avatars,' or small images that appear next to your name on various websites. Compendium utilizes Gravatars to display Author's pictures next to their name in an Author list on the blog.
 

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This segment will provide information on the following topics:

1. What is the purpose of an Administrator?
2. How to log into your Administrator account.
3. How to set up your timezone.
4. How to make changes to the general account settings as an Administrator.
5. How to add your social networks to Compendium.

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As an Administrator, you have the ability to set your preferences for email notifications about pending posts or comments.  You have the option to receive these notifications either once daily or immediately after submission.

1.  Login at www.compendiumblog.com with your Administrator credentials

2.  In the top navigation bar, click Account

3.  Under Account Settings, click 'Network'

4.  Select your preferred Administrator email setting by clicking the applicable radio button

5.  To update your...Read More »

As an Administrator, you have the ability to change your account settings. You can modify your name, email address, time zone, and password from the Account page.

1.  Login at www.compendiumblog.com with your Administrator credentials

2.  In the top navigation bar, click Account

3.  Below are descriptions of each item:

• Username:  The name used to log in to your account and is often an email address. Usernames cannot be changed once they have been set.
• First and Last Name:  The name associated with...

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As an Author, you may be assigned the Trusted Author role by your network Administrator.  As a Trusted Author, you have the ability to promote your posts to your personal Twitter, Facebook, and/or LinkedIn accounts. The Trusted Author role allows your posts to bypass Administrator moderation to be published immediately on the blog after you click 'Submit.'

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As an Administrator, you have the ability to add a Facebook account to your Compendium blog network. Adding a Facebook account allows you to promote blog posts to Facebook.

Please note:  To promote posts to a corporate fan page, the credentials entered must be the fan page administrator's credentials.

1.  Login at www.compendiumblog.com with your Administrator credentials

2.  In top navigation bar, click Account

3.  Under Account Settings, click 'Social Networks'

4.  To allow access to Facebook,...Read More »

As an Administrator, you have the ability to add Twitter accounts to your Compendium blog network. Adding a Twitter account allows you to easily promote blog posts to Twitter from the administrator panel.

1.  Login at www.compendiumblog.com with your Administrator credentials
 
2.  In top navigation bar, click Account
 
3.  Under Account Settings, click 'Social Networks'

4.  To allow access to Twitter, click the Twitter icon

 
5.  The Twitter sign in screen will display

6.  Enter your Twitter...Read More »

As an Administrator, you have the ability to add a LinkedIn account to your Compendium blog network. Adding a LinkedIn account allows you to promote blog posts to LinkedIn.

1.  Login at www.compendiumblog.com with your Administrator credentials

2.  In top navigation bar, click Account

3.  Under Account Settings, click 'Social Networks'

4.  To allow access to LinkedIn, click the LinkedIn icon


5.  The LinkedIn sign in screen will display


6.  Enter your LinkedIn credentials into the fields and...Read More »