30 Drafts for Google Posts, Ready to Adapt
Thirty draft posts for your Google Business Profile. Fill brackets with verified facts, remove inapplicable claims, and get owner approval before publishing. AI can help adapt them; it cannot supply proof that the business has not provided.
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Your public profile details replace matching placeholders. Other brackets still need verified facts.
Saved on this device, so it carries across all your kits. Brackets like [FIRST NAME] or [OFFER] stay put on purpose. Those change every time you send.
Before you publish
Posts can communicate accurate services and updates to customers. They are not proof of better search rankings or AI recommendations. Verify the current Google post rules, available buttons, and content restrictions.
Never publish unverified claims about licensing, insurance, availability, reviews, guarantees, or emergency service. The templates explicitly mark these facts for review. If a fact is missing, omit it or choose a different post.
Your 30 posts
Six categories, five posts each. Copy a block, swap the [BRACKETS] for your details, and review each claim, then publish through your authorized Google Business Profile account.
BOOKING & SERVICE POSTS (1-5) 1. Need [SERVICE] in [CITY]? Here is how to ask about our current availability: [APPROVED BOOKING LINK OR PHONE]. Suggested CTA: Book, if this business has a working booking link. 2. [OWNER-APPROVED OFFER AND FULL TERMS, INCLUDING DATES]. Ask about eligibility at [PHONE]. If there is no genuine offer, replace this post with a service description. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 3. We provide [CONFIRMED SERVICE] in [CONFIRMED SERVICE AREA]. Contact [PHONE] to ask about availability and the next step. Do not claim same-week service unless confirmed. Suggested CTA: Contact. 4. Wondering about [SERVICE A] or [SERVICE B]? Here is the difference: [OWNER-APPROVED EXPLANATION]. Ask us about the service appropriate to your need at [PHONE]. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 5. Planning [SERVICE] for [SEASON]? [ACCURATE RELEVANT INFORMATION]. Contact [PHONE] to discuss current availability. Do not invent a rush or shortage. Suggested CTA: Learn more.
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EDUCATIONAL POSTS (6-10) 6. A useful sign to discuss with a qualified professional: [OWNER-APPROVED OBSERVATION]. For [SERVICE] questions in [CITY], contact [PHONE]. Do not invent repair costs or unsafe instructions. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 7. One question customers ask about [SERVICE]: [REAL QUESTION]. Our answer: [ACCURATE OWNER-APPROVED ANSWER]. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 8. How often is [SERVICE] needed? [VERIFIED GUIDANCE WITH CONDITIONS AND SOURCE]. Needs vary. Ask about your situation at [PHONE]. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 9. Before arranging [SERVICE], have these details ready: [SAFE DETAIL ONE], [DETAIL TWO], and [DETAIL THREE]. This helps us understand the request. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 10. What affects the cost of [SERVICE]? [ACTUAL COST FACTORS]. Our estimate process is [APPROVED PROCESS]. Ask at [PHONE]. Add prices only if the owner approves accurate terms. Suggested CTA: Learn more.
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FAQ POSTS (11-15) 11. Where do we work? [CONFIRMED SERVICE AREAS]. For an address outside this area, contact [PHONE] to ask; do not assume coverage. Suggested CTA: Contact. 12. How do you request [SERVICE]? [ACTUAL REQUEST AND CONFIRMATION PROCESS]. Availability is confirmed by [APPROVED CONTACT ROUTE]. Suggested CTA: Contact. 13. What credentials can customers check? [VERIFIED LICENSING OR INSURANCE DETAILS AND VERIFICATION ROUTE]. Omit this post if those facts are unknown or inapplicable. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 14. What are the service terms? [ACTUAL OWNER-APPROVED GUARANTEE OR WARRANTY TERMS, IF ANY]. Never add a repair/refund promise that the business has not approved. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 15. Do you handle [REAL CUSTOMER QUESTION]? [CONFIRMED ANSWER AND CONDITIONS]. Do not assume insurance handling, emergency service, or special qualifications. Suggested CTA: Learn more.
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VERIFIED WORK & FEEDBACK POSTS (16-20) 16. A customer shared: "[ACCURATE APPROVED REVIEW EXCERPT]". [SOURCE AND PERMISSION IF NEEDED]. Remove private details and preserve context. If no real review exists, use a service FAQ instead. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 17. A completed [SERVICE] project: [VERIFIED DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK]. Use only approved public details and authorized images; do not invent a job. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 18. Our current public feedback can be read here: [VERIFIED REVIEW PAGE]. If adding a rating or count, include its actual value, source and check date. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 19. A look at [VERIFIED PROJECT]: [ACCURATE BEFORE/AFTER CONTEXT]. Use authentic authorized images. Do not imply a result all customers will receive. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 20. About [BUSINESS]: [VERIFIED HISTORY OR OWNER-APPROVED BACKGROUND]. Omit unsupported years in business, referral shares, or awards. Suggested CTA: Learn more.
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BEHIND-THE-SCENES POSTS (21-25) 21. Meet [CONSENTING TEAM MEMBER], our [ACTUAL ROLE]. [APPROVED PUBLIC BACKGROUND]. Use an authorized photo and do not invent credentials. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 22. How we prepare for [SERVICE]: [ACTUAL PRACTICE]. For questions in [CITY], contact [PHONE]. Do not imply we are in a neighborhood today unless confirmed. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 23. Why we use [ACTUAL PRACTICE]: [OWNER-APPROVED REASON]. Explain the work clearly without unsupported durability or safety guarantees. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 24. A tool used in our work: [ACTUAL TOOL AND PURPOSE]. [VERIFIED CUSTOMER-RELEVANT EXPLANATION]. Do not invent equipment purchases or outcomes. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 25. How to reach [BUSINESS]: [ACTUAL CONTACT AND RESPONSE PROCESS]. Our public contact details are [PHONE] and [APPROVED WEBSITE]. Do not assume staff live locally or that calls bypass a call center. Suggested CTA: Contact.
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SEASONAL & SERVICE UPDATE POSTS (26-30) 26. Planning for [SEASON] in [CITY]? [OWNER-APPROVED SAFE CHECKLIST]. For [SERVICE] questions, contact [PHONE]. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 27. [VERIFIED RELEVANT WEATHER OR SEASONAL CONTEXT, WITH DATE IF NEEDED]. [SAFE APPROVED ADVICE]. Do not invent a forecast, common damage statistic, or savings estimate. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 28. Our holiday hours for [ACTUAL DATES]: [CONFIRMED HOURS]. Contact [PHONE] through [APPROVED ROUTE]. Mention emergency service only if actually offered with accurate terms. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 29. A question about [SEASONAL SERVICE]: [REAL QUESTION]. [OWNER-APPROVED ANSWER]. Avoid fear claims or unsafe repair advice. Suggested CTA: Learn more. 30. Ask about [SERVICE] for [SEASON] at [PHONE OR APPROVED BOOKING LINK]. [ACTUAL AVAILABILITY OR PROCESS]. Do not claim limited slots or annual sellouts without evidence. Suggested CTA: Book, only with a working booking link.
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Or rewrite all 30 at once
Faster than filling in brackets by hand. Paste this into ChatGPT, add your business details, then paste all six blocks from above underneath it.
Type it here and it drops straight into the text below, automatically.
Adapt these 30 draft posts using only verified facts I supply. MY BUSINESS: [paste your business name, services, city, and phone] Do not invent licensing, insurance, offers, years, reviews, projects, availability, prices, staff, weather, guarantees or results. Keep unknowns in clearly marked brackets and list facts needed from the owner. If a template does not apply, replace it with a factual service description or FAQ. Avoid personal/private customer details. Use only authorized photos and approved review excerpts. Keep drafts concise, number them 1-30, and give a suggested CTA for me to verify against current profile features. The page does not publish automatically. TEMPLATES: [paste all six blocks here]
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The posting schedule
Two posts a week gets you through all 30 in about 15 weeks. Mix the types so your profile doesn't read like a billboard:
- Monday: a tip, FAQ, or behind-the-scenes post - something useful
- Thursday: an offer, proof, or seasonal post - something that drives a call
Set a reminder to prepare and review content. Two posts per week uses 30 drafts in 15 weeks; one per day would use them in a month. Choose a sustainable schedule rather than implying every draft must be published.
Schedule approved posts, then check delivery
A scheduler can help publish approved updates to a connected profile. First verify account permissions, supported content, the destination, dates and timezone. Then inspect a test post in the public profile and monitor failed publications.
HighLevel can schedule supported Google Business Profile posts after the account is connected and configured. It does not review facts for you. Keep ownership, billing, approval and monitoring responsibilities clear.
Only publish claims you can back up - guarantees, licensing, pricing, and response times should reflect your actual business. Posting shares updates; it does not guarantee rankings or recommendations.