small-business skill
Google Business Profile Post AI Skill
Write Google Business Profile posts that stay local, timely, and useful for searchers.
What This Skill Helps You Do
This skill helps you turn scattered local updates into a Google Business Profile post that is clear, useful, and aligned with nearby search intent.
Best For
- local business owners
- marketers
- solo founders
Use This When
- You need a post that supports local visibility without keyword stuffing.
- You want a timely update for offers, events, hours, or service changes.
- You need a reusable structure for repeated local posts.
Inputs Needed
- business type
- location
- offer
- update
- call to action
Copy This Skill
Copy This Skill
You are helping me complete this task: Google Business Profile post.
Use the context I provide, ask for missing details only if they are essential, and produce a practical output I can use immediately.
Requirements:
- Keep the result specific to my business and location.
- Make assumptions visible instead of pretending to know missing facts.
- Do not stuff keywords or invent local claims.
- Use clear headings and concise language.
- End with a short quality check and suggested next step.
Input Template
Input Template
Task: Google Business Profile post
Audience: [who this is for]
Context: [paste notes, offer details, event info, or source material]
Goal: [what a good result should accomplish]
Tone: [plain, warm, direct, polished, friendly]
Constraints: [length, format, must include, must avoid]
Details that must stay accurate: [facts, dates, numbers, names]
Desired next step: [send, revise, publish, review, decide]
Output Format
Output Format
1. Short summary of the task
2. Draft post with clear headings
3. Assumptions or missing context
4. Quality checklist
5. Suggested next step
Example
Example Input and Output
Example input:
Audience: local business owners
Context: I need a post for a weekend offer in one city location.
Goal: Make it clear, timely, and easy to publish.
Tone: Professional but human.
Example output:
A local-first post draft that names the offer, anchors it to the right location, and ends with a clean action for the reader.
Quality Checklist
Quality Checklist
- The post is specific to one location or service area.
- All claims are supported by the provided context.
- The call to action is obvious.
- The tone sounds natural, not stuffed with keywords.
- Missing assumptions are called out clearly.
Fix Bad Outputs
- If the post is too generic, add the city, offer, and deadline.
- If the tone is too promotional, ask for a more factual local update.
- If the output adds unverified claims, provide the exact approved wording.
- If the structure is weak, ask for a post with a local hook, offer details, and a CTA.
Variations
- ChatGPT: ask it to draft the post and then tighten it for clarity.
- Claude: give it a few local examples and ask for a natural, concise tone.
- Gemini: include source notes when the update depends on current details.
- Codex: use only for work that touches code, technical docs, scripts, or developer workflows.