I will write google business profile posts for your local business


About this gig
Your Google Business Profile is often the first thing a customer sees before your website, before your socials. Fresh posts on it show you're open, active, and worth the trip.
I will write ready-to-publish Google Business Profile posts for your business: short, clear updates with the right call-to-action button wording (Call, Book, Learn more, Order), plus offer posts and event posts when you have something on.
What you get:
- Weekly update posts that highlight a service, product, or reason to visit
- Offer posts written around your real specials (you supply the offer, I write it up properly)
- Event posts for your real events, with dates and details formatted for Google
- A photo caption set in Premium so your profile photos stop sitting there with no context
Written in your voice, sized right for Google these are short posts, not blog articles and delivered ready to paste into your profile.
Perfect for cafes, restaurants, gyms, salons, barbers, shops, trades, and any local business that shows up on Google Maps or Search.
Send me your business details and what you want to promote I'll handle the writing. You paste and publish.
Get to know justin G
Social Media Content Writer for Local Businesses
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceOct 2026
Languages
English
FAQ
What do you need from me?
Your business name, city, services, and what you want to promote. Offer and event details if you want those posts — I'll only write about offers and events you tell me are real.
Do you post them to my profile for me?
This gig is writing. You receive the posts ready to copy into your Google Business Profile — I never need access to your Google account.
How long is a Google post?
Short — Google posts work best brief and direct. I write them sized for the format, with one clear call-to-action each.
Can you match my tone?
Yes — send me 2-3 posts or updates you like (yours or a competitor's) and I'll match the style.
Do posts guarantee I'll rank higher on Google?
No — nobody can honestly promise that. Regular, accurate posts keep your profile looking active and give customers current reasons to choose you; rankings depend on much more than posts.
