AnswersLeer en español

How do I schedule Google Business Profile posts?

The short answer

Google Business Profile publishes an update as soon as you write it; it has no built-in scheduler. To schedule posts in advance you need a publishing tool connected to your profile. With Spica Post you tell your AI assistant what to post and when, and the update goes out at that time.

A smiling woman with curly blonde hair in a cardigan and reading glasses holding an open book, beside the robot holding up a light bulb

Why you need a tool

When you add an update from Google Search or Maps, it goes live straight away. That works for today's news, but it means remembering to do it every week. A scheduling tool holds the update and publishes it at the time you chose.

How to do it with Spica Post

  1. Connect your Google Business Profile by signing in to Google and approving access.
  2. Add your Spica Post link to your assistant: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok or another.
  3. Say what to post and when: "Post our winter hours to Google on Friday at 9am."
  4. Read the draft and approve it.
  5. The update is published at that time and you get the link.

What to schedule

Changes to your hours, this week's offer, a recent job with a photo, an upcoming event. One update a week is enough to keep the profile looking active.

A month of updates, planned in one go

  1. Week one: this month's offer, with the date it ends.
  2. Week two: a photo of a finished job or a new product.
  3. Week three: your hours for the coming holiday, or an event.
  4. Week four: a two-sentence tip that answers a question customers ask.

Mistakes to avoid

Posting only when business is slow, so the profile goes quiet in your busiest months.

Putting a phone number in the text. Google can reject the post; use the call button.

Leaving an offer up after it has ended.

Say it on Monday. It's out on Friday at nine.

Get started

Works with the assistant you already use: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and more.