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Google Business Profile Post Ideas & AI Post Generator
Posts on your Google Business Profile show people nearby that you are open and busy. But thinking of something new to say every week is hard. Tell the tool what is happening this month, and it writes four posts you can copy straight into Google.
Example
See what you get back
A sample run: A month of posts for a dog grooming salon. Your result is written for your own details.
You give it
Business
Muddy Paws Grooming, a dog grooming salon in North Leeds
What to promote
Winter de-shedding treatment all of November. New paw balm add-on. Sophie has joined us, great with nervous dogs. Christmas slots open on 1 December...
Usual customers
Dog owners in north Leeds. Lots of spaniels, labs and doodles.
Button
Book
Google Business Profile Post Generator
Writes a month of local posts for your Google profile, one for each week.
Google Business Profile Post Generator
Writes a month of local posts for your Google profile, one for each week.
You get back
Week 1: de-shedding
Post thisIs your dog leaving fur on the sofa, in the car and all over your coat? All through November, Muddy Paws Grooming...
Week 2: meet Sophie
Say hello to Sophie, the newest groomer at Muddy Paws Grooming in north Leeds. Sophie has been grooming dogs for 8 years...
Week 3: Christmas slots
Christmas grooming slots at Muddy Paws Grooming open on 1 December. Our Christmas slots go fast...
Week 4: paw balm
Winter is hard on paws. Cold pavements, wet grass and salted roads can leave your dog's pads dry and cracked...
Posting tips
✓ Post Week 1 on the first Monday of November ✓ Use your own photos of real dogs from the salon
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Week 1 post
Is your dog leaving fur on the sofa, in the car and all over your coat? All through November, Muddy Paws Grooming in north Leeds is running our winter de-shedding treatment.
It starts with a deep wash. Then we give your dog a full blow-out and a careful brush-out to lift the loose undercoat. That is the fur that would otherwise end up on your floor and your clothes.
It is a good choice for labs, spaniels and other dogs with a thick coat. Your dog goes home clean, soft and comfortable, and you spend less time with the vacuum.
The treatment runs until the end of November. Tap Book to pick a time that works for you and your dog.
Photo idea: A before and after of the loose fur from one brush-out, piled next to a happy, fluffy dog on the table.
Button: Book
Week 2 post
Say hello to Sophie, the newest groomer at Muddy Paws Grooming in north Leeds.
Sophie has been grooming dogs for 8 years. She is especially good with nervous dogs. If your dog gets worried at the groomer, or has had a bad visit somewhere else, Sophie is a great person to meet.
A calm visit makes the next one easier, for your dog and for you. When you book, let us know if your dog is nervous, so Sophie can plan the visit around them.
Sophie is taking bookings now, including for our winter de-shedding treatment. Tap Book and mention Sophie when you choose your time.
Photo idea: Sophie sitting on the salon floor with a dog, both looking at the camera. Natural light, no posing table.
Button: Book
Week 3 post
Christmas grooming slots at Muddy Paws Grooming open on 1 December.
Our Christmas slots go fast, so it pays to plan now. If you want your dog clean and fluffy for family visits or Christmas photos, choose a date in the week before you need them looking their best.
A tip for long and curly coats, like doodles and spaniels: a brush-out in November makes the Christmas groom quicker and more comfortable for your dog. Our winter de-shedding treatment is a good way to do it.
Put 1 December in your calendar. Then tap Book to choose your Christmas slot in north Leeds.
Photo idea: A freshly groomed dog sitting next to a small Christmas tree or a wrapped present in the salon.
Button: Book
Week 4 post
Winter is hard on paws. Cold pavements, wet grass and salted roads can leave your dog's pads dry and cracked.
That is why Muddy Paws Grooming in north Leeds now offers a paw balm add-on. At the end of the groom, we rub balm into your dog's paw pads to help with dry, cracked winter paws.
You can add it to a full groom or to our winter de-shedding treatment. Just ask for paw balm when you book.
A simple habit at home helps too. Wipe your dog's paws with a damp cloth after winter walks, especially when the roads have been gritted.
Tap Book and add paw balm to your next visit.
Photo idea: A close-up of a dog's paw in a groomer's hand, with the balm tin next to it.
Button: Book
Posting tips
- Post Week 1 on the first Monday of November, so the de-shedding offer is up for the whole month.
- Post Week 3 in the last week of November, a few days before Christmas slots open on 1 December.
- Use your own photos of real dogs from the salon. Ask the owner first, and they may share the post too.
- Before you publish, check every date and service name. Change anything that is not quite right.
- Make sure the booking link on your profile works, because every post sends people to the Book button.
- If one post gets more views than the others, write a similar one next month with a new photo.
Free template
A free 4-week Google Business Profile post plan template
Copy this plan and fill in the brackets. It gives you one post a week for a month, and each week uses a different kind of post, so your profile never repeats itself.
Google Business Profile posts for [month]
[Business name] · [town]
Week 1: Offer
Post on: [date]
- First line: [The problem your customer has, as a question. Example: "Is your boiler making strange noises?"]
- Middle: [What you offer this month, who it is for, and one detail that makes it clear. Only real offers.]
- Last line: [What to do next. Example: "Tap Book to choose a time."]
- Photo: [A real photo of the work or the product]
- Button: [Call now / Book / Learn more / Order online / Sign up]
Week 2: Update
Post on: [date]
- First line: [The news. Example: "Say hello to [name], our new [role]."]
- Middle: [Why it matters to the customer. One or two short paragraphs.]
- Last line: [What to do next]
- Photo: [The person, the new thing, or behind the scenes]
- Button: [button]
Week 3: Event or seasonal
Post on: [date]
- First line: [What is happening and when. Example: "Our winter menu starts on [date]."]
- Middle: [Who it is for and what to plan for. No event this month? Share one useful tip for your customers instead.]
- Last line: [What to do next, with the date]
- Photo: [Something that shows the season or the event]
- Button: [button]
Week 4: Product or service highlight
Post on: [date]
- First line: [One service or product, and the problem it solves]
- Middle: [What it is, how it works, who it helps. Mention [service] in [town] once.]
- Last line: [What to do next]
- Photo: [The product, or the service being done]
- Button: [button]
Before you post, check
- No phone number, email or web link in the text. Use the button instead.
- No hashtags.
- Every price, date and offer is real and still correct.
- Under 1,500 characters, with the important part in the first line.
Filling in four posts by hand still takes an hour. Type what is happening this month into the tool above and it writes all four. Fill it in with AI
How it works
Three steps, about a minute
01
Tell it about your month
Add your business, your town and anything you want to promote: an offer, a new service, an event or a new team member.
02
Get four weekly posts
In about half a minute you get one post for each week, each with a photo idea and a button, plus posting tips.
03
Copy them into Google
Open your Business Profile, add a post, paste the text, add your photo and pick the button. Change any words you like first.
Who it is for
Who uses a Google Business Profile post generator
Any business that gets customers from Google Maps or a "near me" search. If people find you on Google before they call, your posts are part of your shop window.
Trades and home services
Plumbers, electricians, roofers and cleaners can post seasonal tips, a finished job or a new service, so the profile does not look forgotten.
Clinics and health businesses
Dentists, physios and vets can post about a new team member, opening hours over the holidays or a service people do not know you offer.
Restaurants and cafes
Share a new menu, a seasonal dish or an event night. A fresh post with a good photo gives hungry people a reason to pick you.
Shops and salons
Hair and beauty salons, pet groomers and local shops can post new stock, a monthly offer or holiday booking dates.
Professional services
Accountants, solicitors and estate agents can post short, useful tips, like a tax deadline reminder, that show people you know your field.
Guide
How to write Google Business Profile posts that bring in customers
Google Business Profile posts are short updates that show on your profile in Google Search and Maps. They are seen by people who are already looking at your business, so their main job is to help those people decide to call, book or visit. Here is what works.
1.
Post once a week
You do not need to post every day. One good post a week is enough for most local businesses. What matters is that your latest post is recent. A profile with a post from this week looks open and active. A profile whose last post was a year ago makes people wonder if you are still in business. Plan a month at a time, so you are never stuck on a busy Monday.
2.
Mix the kinds of post
Google lets you add updates, offers and events. A service or product highlight works well as an update. Rotate between them through the month: an offer, some news, a seasonal or event post, then a closer look at one service. Variety gives people a fuller picture of what you do. It also stops your profile from looking like the same advert again and again.
3.
Put the important part first
People see only the first line or two of a post before they tap to read more. So start with the thing they care about: their problem, your offer or your news. Leave the background for later. A good first line sounds like something a customer would say, such as "Is your dog leaving fur everywhere?" or "Our Christmas slots open on 1 December."
4.
Keep phone numbers and links out of the text
Google may reject a post that has a phone number in the text. Use the button instead. Google gives you a choice of buttons, such as Call now, Book, Learn more, Order online and Sign up. Pick the one that matches what you want people to do, and use the same one all month unless a post needs something different.
5.
Use your own photos
Every post should have a photo. Your own photos almost always beat stock photos, because they show the real place, the real team and the real work. A phone photo in good daylight is fine. Before and after photos, a finished job, a new dish or a team member at work all make good post photos.
6.
Say your service and town in plain words
Mention what you do and where you do it once in each post, the way you would say it out loud: "dog grooming in north Leeds", "emergency plumber in Leeds". Do not stuff the post with keywords. It reads badly, and customers notice. Hashtags do nothing on Google Business Profile, so leave them out.
7.
Only promote what is real
Only post offers, prices and dates you will honour. If a customer walks in with your post on their phone, the offer must still be there. If you have nothing special this month, that is fine. Post a useful tip, a recent job or a closer look at one of your normal services. These are often more helpful than an offer.
8.
Reuse what works
Your Business Profile shows how many people viewed your posts. Once a month, look at which post did best. Then write something similar next month with a new photo. A seasonal post that worked well this year is a good starting point for the same month next year.
What a pack buys
How many runs each pack gives you
Tokens are the only thing you buy, and they work on every tool here. This is what they turn into on this one — pick a model down the side, read across to the pack.
Questions
Before you start
It is free to try. Your first set of posts needs no account. After that, a free account gives you free tokens, with no card needed. When those run out, you can buy a token pack. There is no subscription.
Once a week is a good pace for most local businesses. That is why the tool writes four posts, one for each week of the month.
Google may reject a post that has a phone number in the text. The tool leaves it out and uses the button you pick instead, such as Call now or Book.
Google has not said that posts move you up in local results. Their clear value is with people who already see your profile: a recent post shows you are open and gives them a reason to choose you.
Leave the promote box empty. The tool writes posts about your normal services and useful tips for your customers. It never invents offers, prices or events.
Google allows up to 1,500 characters. The tool keeps each post between about 100 and 220 words, so it stays under the limit and the important part is in the first line.
Yes. They are plain text, so you can paste them anywhere. On Instagram you may want to add a few hashtags, which the tool leaves out because they do nothing on Google.
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