Featured images are used to set the thumbnail (through the
Open Graph protocol)
on social sites such as Facebook and LinkedIn.
Please note: If the
featured image is not set, the first image in a post will be used
when sharing to social sites. If a post lacks any images, the
network's
Default Image for Social Sharing will be used (your blog
Administrator controls the default image).
To add a featured image to a post:
1. Login at www.compendiumblog.com
with your Author credentials
2. Compose a...
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As an Administrator, you have the ability to set a featured
image for your network. Featured images are used to set the
thumbnail (through the Open Graph protocol) on social sites such as Facebook
and LinkedIn.
Please note:
If the featured image is not set, the first image in a post will be
used when sharing to social sites. If a post lacks any images, your
network's
Default Image for Social Sharing will be used.
To add a featured image to a post:
1. Login at www.compendiumblog.comwith your...
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As an Administrator, you have the ability to add tracking to a
link or PDF within a post. This tracking will show in your
network's Google Analytics account.
2. Locate the post that contains the link you wish to
track
3. Select the checkbox next to the desired post and click
'Edit' to bring up the text editor
4. Click 'Source' to view the HTML of the post. This is
where you will need to add the additional tracking.
5. ...
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As an Administrator, you have the ability to assign all of an
Author's posts to appear on a manual category page.
Example: John
Smith and Jane Doe work in the Marketing department and one of your
network's manual categories is 'Marketing Tips.' By assigning their
accounts to that category, all of their content will automatically
appear there.
1. Login at www.compendiumblog.com with your Administrator
credentials
2. In the top navigation bar, click Manage -> Users
3. Locate the Author account...
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As an Administrator, you have the ability to hide the manual
category checkboxes from Authors. Hiding the manual categories
allows only the Administrator to be able to designate posts to
appear on these pages.
Please note:
Authors have the ability to designate manual categories for
posts by default.
1. Login at www.compendiumblog.com with your Administrator
credentials
2. In the top navigation bar,
click Account
3. In the left hand menu,
click Network
4. Check the checkbox next to 'Restrict...
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As an Administrator, you are responsible for setting up Moderation
Workflow for your network if it is enabled. Moderation Workflow
allows there to be multiple layers within the approval
process.
To access the Moderation Workflow interface, please follow the
steps below:
1. Login at
www.compendiumblog.com with
your Administrator credentials
2. In the top navigation bar, click
Manage -->
Workflow3. You will be taken to the Moderation Workflow dashboard. If
it is your first time accessing the...
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As an Administrator, you are able to edit Moderators'
responsibilities. You are asked to set up their responsibilities
when you are adding them as a Moderator, but you can also go back
and edit them by following the steps below.
1. Login at
www.compendiumblog.com with your
Administrator credentials
2. In the top navigation bar, click Manage -->
Workflow
3.
You will be taken to the Moderation Workflow
dashboard. If it is your first time accessing the page, only the
network Administrator...
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Moderation Workflow is a Compendium feature that allows there to be
multiple moderators within one network. The additional moderators
will be responsible for reviewing, editing, and approving a
designated type of content. Moderators can review either all posts
within a certain manual category or all posts by a certain
Author.
Example: If
a company wants to have all posts go through the legal department
before appearing on the live blog, a moderator in the legal
department can review and approve...
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As an Author, you do
not have the ability to
approve or decline comments submitted to your Author blog. Only the
network Administrator can moderate comments submitted to your
network.
You will receive a triggered email notifying you when a comment is
submitted to your individual blog posts. At that time, you have the
ability to login to your Author account and view the comment that
was submitted. However, only the Administrator can approve or
decline the comment. One the comment has been approved...
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As an Administrator, you have the ability to add LinkedIn
credentials and promote approved posts to LinkedIn.
Posts promoted to LinkedIn via Compendium appear under the 'Network
Activity' on the LinkedIn homepage and do not push to the company
page.
At this time, LinkedIn company profile pages are created and
edited through a third party application. They are not created the
same way that a traditional LinkedIn personal profile page is
created, nor can information pertaining to the company...
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