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Why cant i connect to my Facebook account?

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TenAlpsSEO last edited by

Hi - i have tried connecting my Facebook account to our SEO Moz account - but it will not let me. Does anyone know why?
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Abe_Schmidt last edited by

Hello Scott! That is a great question. To add the Facebook account, you need to be an admin on the FB account and you have to have 2 or more likes. If it is still not letting you add your Facebook profile, please message us at help@seomoz.org and we can investigate this further to make sure there isn't anything blocking you on our end.

Hope this helps!
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