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If you’ve ever found it annoying to manage multiple ad accounts and pages on LinkedIn, then you’d be happy to know that LinkedIn Business Manager is finally here. Well, almost at least. It’s in its beta stages and will be launched to the public very soon. Facebook started a similar product in 2014 called Facebook Business Manager. LinkedIn is late to the game, but at least it’s launching. In this guide, we’ll break down how you can use LinkedIn business manager to maximize your productivity and safety with LinkedIn Ads. Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • What is LinkedIn Business Manager? LinkedIn Business Manager is where you can manage all of your company’s Ad Accounts and Pages in one place. This makes • All of your ad accounts and pages are linked to a single dashboard • You can easily remove them from one place or update them with just a click. • Share This makes it easier for you to keep track of all of your company’s Ad Accounts and Pages. LinkedIn Business manager ensures your organization still has access to your Ad Accounts and Pages even if your employee leaves. You can also connect your Business Manager to the Business Manager of another organization, such as your clients or agencies, to share access to your Ad Accounts and Pages while maintaining full ownership. What is LinkedIn Business Manager Why you should use the LinkedIn Business Manager? Here are the top reasons why LinkedIn Business Manager will work for you. • Simplify your • Ad...