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A Google Maps listing that looks alive: posts and offers go out on a plan

Posts, offers, updates. The manager builds them from your materials on the plan you approved and publishes them on each location's listing. How many a month depends on the package.

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Posting falls off the radar

A profile with no updates for months looks abandoned. The package sets a rhythm. The manager keeps it.

Copy-paste across branches

Every serviced location gets its own publications; a network-wide offer goes where it applies, a local announcement stays local.

No plan, no calendar

Business and Pro include a content plan, so you know what goes out when, before it goes out.

What the manager does

  • Agrees the topics and tone with you at the start of the service.
  • Prepares posts and offers from your materials and the plan, within the monthly number of the package.
  • Publishes them on the profile of the location and records each publication in the dashboard history.
  • Shows what was published, and what is scheduled next, in the monthly report.

What stays with you

  • The materials and the facts (prices, events, photos) come from you.
  • The right to pause publishing for any location at any time.
  • The full list of publications in the dashboard, per location.

How it works in practice

A bakery starts taking orders for holiday cakes. The manager turns the owner's photos and price list into an offer with dates, publishes it on the listing of each shop that takes orders, and the monthly report shows when it went out.

Limits and honesty

The number of posts per month is fixed by the package; unused posts do not roll over. We publish within Google's content policies and do not promise reach, views or customers from a post.

Industry examples

How this work looks for specific businesses:

Cafes Morning hours, take-away, the drink that changes with the season and photographs of the counter as it looks now: the details a coffee break gets decided on, checked every month. Florists Holiday hours, the same-day cutoff, the delivery area and current bouquet photos on your Google profile, kept correct every month, with calm replies to complaints. Tire shops Today's puncture, the seasonal changeover booked ahead, the wheels your bay takes, and storage for the second set, kept current on the map. Pet grooming salons Which animals and sizes you take, what each procedure includes, how to prepare for a visit, and photos published only with consent, kept current on your Google profile. Auto detailing studios We keep a detailing studio's listing clear about the treatments you run, the work you have permission to show, and the inspection that comes before any scope is agreed.

Frequently asked questions

How many posts a month are included? +
It depends on the package: the comparison table on the pricing page lists the number for Start, Business and Pro. Each number is per location per monthly service period.
Do I have to approve every post? +
Not one by one. Topics, tone and permissions are agreed once at the start; the manager works within them, and you can pause publishing at any moment in the dashboard.
Can different locations get different posts? +
Yes. Publications are prepared per location. An offer for one branch does not have to appear on the others.
Can I ask for more posts in a month? +
Move the location to a higher package from the next service period, or ask your manager about additional work. The financial effect is shown in the dashboard before you confirm.

We will suggest a package for each of your locations.

Tell us about the business and what you need. A manager replies within one business day and suggests a package for your location.

Discuss my profile

We work on Business Profiles under Google's rules for agencies. What to expect from an agency, Google explains in Tips for working with third parties to manage your Business Profile.