Google Business Profile
People who find you on Google Search and Maps see your latest posts, and Google is the easiest place to forget. ContentPilot writes your Google update with your Facebook and Instagram posts, and publishes all three on the times you pick.
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What you get
An informative update with a clear call to action, drafted from the same idea as your social posts, in your brand voice.
Each update can carry one image: your own photo or one ContentPilot makes.
The post links to the website on your Google profile, so people can go from the post to your site.
Approve it once and pick a time. Google can go out at the same time as Facebook and Instagram, or at its own time.
Profile views, website clicks, calls and direction requests, read back after each post.
Good for anyone customers find on Maps: trades, cafes, salons, clinics, shops.
What it looks like
ContentPilot publishes a standard update to your profile: your text, one photo if the post has an image, and a Learn more button pointing at the website your profile lists.
Nothing goes to Google until you approve the post and pick when it goes out.
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Learn moreScheduling
On the Schedule card you can use the same time for every platform or give each its own. Times are in your business's time zone.
ContentPilot checks every minute for posts that are due and publishes them.
Schedule
Times in Australia/Sydney
Getting started
In ContentPilot, open your business, choose Connections and press Connect next to Google Business.
Use the Google account that manages your profile, and allow ContentPilot to manage your business listing.
Your next drafts include a Google update. Approve it and pick a time.
FAQ
Yes. Google renamed Google My Business to Google Business Profile. It is the listing that shows your business on Google Search and Maps, and the posts appear on it.
A standard update: your text, one photo when the post has an image, and a Learn more button that links to the website on your profile, if your profile lists one. It does not make event or offer posts.
Today ContentPilot posts to the first location on the Google account you connect. If you manage several locations under one account, talk to us before you connect.
Google does not give results for each post, so ContentPilot reads your whole profile instead: profile views, website clicks, calls and direction requests over the 7 days, checked 10 days after a post goes out.
It works better that way, so ContentPilot writes a separate Google update from the same idea, informative and ending in a clear call to action, next to the Facebook and Instagram versions.