Plan Google Business Profile posts.
Keep the details accurate.
Prepare AI drafts from your business information, review the draft and choose how each location publishes. Use real offer and event details instead of filling a calendar with invented promotions.
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Outcomes this feature is built to support.
Review the feature scope and confirm how it fits your workflow.
Business-specific updates
Give the plan your actual services and news. Review each draft for the intended location before relying on it.
Offer details you provide
The planner uses supplied offer information to enable promotional ideas. Automated checks still need your review of prices, eligibility and dates.
Per-location control
Choose Manual, Review or Autopilot. Check the intended profile, local publishing time and Google connection before scheduling.
From business news to a Google post.
Keep review ownership clear.
Plan the update, check what it promises and select the publication mode for the right profile. The steps below describe the workflow and suggested reviewer checks, not customer results or a Google ranking formula.
Choose a real update.
Then choose its format.
Start with a confirmed service update, approved promotion or actual event. As an illustrative choice, a cleaning business announcing a new service can use an Update; an Offer needs a real promotion with terms, and an Event needs an event that is actually happening. Review the planned topics for relevance to that location.
- Use accurate business and location context
- Choose Update, Offer or Event for the actual message
- Check current account limits before generating
Check the offer
before it represents your business.
The planner enables offer ideas from supplied offer information, and the product includes checks intended to prevent invented promotional claims. Those checks do not independently confirm that your information is current. Verify the actual price, eligibility, dates and location scope before approving promotional copy. Check Google’s policies for your business category.
- Supply the actual offer terms
- Check links and any dates before approval
- Obtain missing facts from the responsible person
Select the publishing mode.
Check the result on Google.
The location settings provide Manual, Review and Autopilot modes, with a local publishing time for Autopilot. Confirm the profile connection and mode before relying on a schedule. After publication, inspect important posts on Google: a planned or submitted post is not proof that customers can see it.
- Manual: create and publish yourself
- Review: inspect drafts before publishing
- Autopilot: confirm the profile, time and publication result
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How many Google posts should I publish?
Publish when you have a useful, accurate update. The current planning request defaults to 15 items, but that default is separate from a paid plan’s generation allowance or a guaranteed monthly publishing total. Check the limits shown in your account; do not treat a count as a ranking formula.
Can I review each draft before publication?
Yes. Review mode prepares drafts for you to review and publish; Manual leaves creation and publication to you. Autopilot can generate and publish at the configured time. Confirm the location’s selected mode and connection before relying on automatic publication.
Which Google post types does the feature support?
Updates, Offers and Events. Check the details required for the chosen type in Google’s posting instructions. For a service announcement, an Update is usually sufficient; do not invent a discount to turn it into an Offer.
Do posts improve my Google Maps ranking?
This feature supports customer communication; it does not guarantee rankings or bookings. Google describes local ranking in terms of relevance, distance and prominence. A post count is not an algorithm weight or evidence of a ranking gain. See Google’s local ranking guidance.
Does a scheduled post always appear on Google?
No. Confirm the publication result on the intended profile. Google reviews posts and can show a pending or not-approved status instead of making the post public. Its post content policy also restricts some content, including hotel promotions. Resolve rejected or missing posts before treating a plan as completed work.
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Where teams use this: Local SEO software · Multi-location SEO · Google Maps ranking · SEO by industry
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