Account manager for google

Account manager for google

To set up an Account Manager for Google Ads or other Google services, you typically need to assign someone specific roles and permissions within your Google account. Google offers various account management features, especially for businesses, to help manage accounts, advertising, and permissions.

Steps to Set Up an Account Manager for Google Ads
1. Access Your Google Ads Account
Go to the Google Ads homepage and sign in with your account.
2. Navigate to Account Access
In the Google Ads dashboard, click on the Tools & Settings (wrench icon) in the top-right corner.
Under the Setup section, select Access and security.
3. Invite an Account Manager
In the Users tab, you’ll see a list of people with access to your account.
Click the + button (Add user) to invite a new user.
4. Enter Email and Assign Permissions
Enter the email address of the person you want to assign as your account manager.
Choose the appropriate permission level:
Admin: Full control over the account, including billing and user management.
Standard: Can manage campaigns but cannot access billing.
Read-only: Can view campaigns but cannot make any changes.
Email only: Can receive notifications but cannot access the account.
5. Send Invitation
Click Send Invitation. The person will receive an email with instructions to accept the invitation and access your account.
Steps to Set Up a Google My Business Account Manager
If you are managing a Google My Business account and want to assign a manager:

1. Sign in to Google My Business
Go to the Google My Business homepage and sign in.
2. Open the Location or Business You Want to Manage
If you have multiple business locations, select the one you want to manage.
3. Add a User
In the dashboard, click on Users (in the menu on the left).
Click the Invite new user button (with the + icon).
4. Enter Email and Assign Roles
Enter the email address of the person you want to assign as an account manager.
Choose one of the following roles:
Owner: Can manage all aspects of the account, including adding or removing users.
Manager: Can edit the business information but cannot add or remove other users.
Site Manager: Can perform limited actions, like managing location details.
5. Send Invitation
Click Invite. The invited person will receive an email to accept the role.
Managing Account Access for Google Accounts
If you're managing access to Google accounts in general (like G Suite or Google Workspace):

Sign in to Google Admin Console at admin.google.com.
In the Admin Console, you can add users, assign them roles, and manage permissions across Google services such as Gmail, Google Drive, Google Meet, and more.
Use the Roles feature to assign different permissions based on the user’s responsibilities.