Add Social Media Links

Add Social Media Links

Add links to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Vimeo and others

  1. Navigate to the Company Portal Info from the left pane

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  1. Type/Paste the URL for the social media sites for attendees to click to be redirected to the page in the Social Links section

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  1. Scroll down to select SAVE before leaving page

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Please note, the https://twitter.com/SURGE is for internal training/example purposes only. Surge does not sponsor or endorse Slayte.

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