Facebook Page Owners will see names of admins who made posts and comments starting February 20.
Facebook has just announced a change to Pages that will make it clear to admins which other admins posted certain content on the page’s behalf. Facebook pages often have several page administrators, and there is currently no way to tell which admin was responsible for posts on the page. On a Page post, the name of the person who posted will be listed below the name of your Page next to Posted by. On a Page comment, the name of the person who commented will be listed below the comment next to Commented on by. Keep in mind that only people who help manage your Page can see this information. Big brands and companies with multiple Facebook Admins rejoice. It appears that by the end of the month Facebook Admins will be able to view which posts were authored by specific Admins. This gives a level of transparency and tracking that hasn’t existed since the inception of Pages. This info will also appear in your page’s activity log, where you’ll be able to see who has scheduled posts.
Note: This information will only be visible on posts or comments created on or after February 20, 2014. This feature isn’t available to everyone right now.
