--- title: "Google Business Profile post templates: 10 examples" description: "A good Google Business Profile post shows a real job, season or update in a few plain sentences, with a photo of your own work. Use Update, Offer or Event." canonical: https://damex.digital/templates/google-business-profile-posts/ last_updated: 2026-10-31 type: templates publisher: Damex Digital context_version: 2026-11-06 --- > Damex Digital is an AI visibility agency that gets businesses named and cited when customers ask AI assistants who to hire. This is the Markdown version of https://damex.digital/templates/google-business-profile-posts/ # Google Business Profile post templates: 10 examples > A good Google Business Profile post shows a real job, season or update in a few plain sentences, with a photo of your own work. Use Update, Offer or Event posts as Google defines them, add a Call now button instead of typing a phone number, and post weekly. Google archives posts older than six months unless they have a date range. Published Oct 31, 2026, updated Oct 31, 2026. By Shakhawat Ullah Badhon, Founder, Damex Digital. ## The templates ### 1. Update: a job you finished this week ```text This week in [neighbourhood]: [what you did, in one sentence]. [One detail a homeowner would notice.] Photos are from the job, shared with the customer's OK. ``` ### 2. Update: a tip for the season ```text [Season] tip from our team: [one practical check]. If you spot [warning sign], that's the moment to book a visit. ``` ### 3. Update: introducing someone ```text Meet [first name], who [role] and has been with us since [year]. Ask for [first name] next time you call. ``` ### 4. Update: answering a common question ```text A question we hear every week: [question]? Short answer: [answer in one or two sentences]. Here's what that means for your [home or visit]. ``` ### 5. Update: before and after ```text Before and after at a [type of property] in [town]. The problem: [problem]. The fix: [fix]. Took [time]. ``` ### 6. Update: a new service ```text We now offer [service] across [service area]. Here's who it's for and what the first visit involves. ``` ### 7. Update: holiday or special hours ```text Our hours over [holiday]: [days and times]. They're also set on this profile so Maps shows them correctly. ``` ### 8. Offer: a real, dated offer ```text [Offer title]. Valid [start date] to [end date] for [who it's for]. [Any terms in one plain sentence.] ``` Google's Offer posts need a title, dates and times. Don't post offers or prices for prescription or regulated products. ### 9. Event: an open day or talk ```text [Event name] on [date] at [time], at [place]. [What people will learn or see.] No booking needed. ``` ### 10. Update: local involvement ```text Our team spent [day] helping at [local event or cause]. Thanks to everyone who came along. ``` ## Rules that apply - [Google Business Profile Help: Create and manage posts](https://support.google.com/business/answer/7342169) - [Google Business Profile: Posts content policy](https://support.google.com/business/answer/10693375) - [Google: Prohibited and restricted content on Business Profiles](https://support.google.com/business/answer/7400114) ## Mistakes to avoid - Typing a phone number or email in the post. Google may remove posts with contact details it can't verify; add a Call now button instead. - Posting offers or prices for prescription or regulated treatments. - Using stock photos instead of your own work. - Posting the same text every week. ## FAQs ### How often should I post? Weekly is a good rhythm for a local business. Each post should be about something real: a job, a season, a person or a change. ### Can I put my phone number in a post? Google says posts with phone numbers it can't verify as the business's may be rejected. Use the Call now button instead. ### Do posts expire? Google archives posts older than six months unless a date range is set. Offers and events end on their dates. ## Sources 1. [Google Business Profile Help: Create and manage posts](https://support.google.com/business/answer/7342169), checked Oct 31, 2026 2. [Google Business Profile: Posts content policy](https://support.google.com/business/answer/10693375), checked Oct 31, 2026 3. [Google Business Profile Help: Tips for business-specific photos](https://support.google.com/business/answer/6123536), checked Oct 31, 2026 --- ## About Damex Digital Damex Digital is an AI visibility agency. We get businesses named and cited when people ask ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot for a recommendation. We work with US local service businesses first, and also with professional services firms, ecommerce brands and B2B SaaS companies. 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