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Connect Google Business once
One approval at Google Business and the studio brings you straight back. A shared page belongs to the business; a personal account stays private to you.
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Google Business, from inside Reclearly.
The post that shows up in Search and Maps when someone looks for an agent.
- Caption
- 1,500 characters
- Folds at
- 250 characters
- Picture
- optional
- Inbox
- posts only
- Connect
- one approval
From the studio's own network settings.
Why Google Business
Why an agent posts here.
A Google Business post is not social media in the usual sense. It appears on your business profile in Google Search and Maps, next to your reviews and your hours, to someone who was already looking for a real estate agent nearby. It is the post most agents forget and the one with the readiest reader.
By handIn the studio
Writing the postType it in the app, then again in the next app.Write it once. Give Google Business its own version only when it needs one.
Fitting Google BusinessGuess where it cuts off and hope the point landed.Google Business folds a caption at about 250 characters; the preview marks it.
PicturesAttach one, or not, and hope it looks right.Optional here. The listing graphic is one tap when it helps.
TimingPost when you remember, usually at night.Pick the slot. It goes out on time from the same calendar as every other network.
Checking itRead it twice and hope nothing breaks a rule.The reviewer checks fair housing wording, rate claims and listing facts before you ever see it.
Comments and messagesOpen the app to find out.Not in the studio inbox today, which covers Facebook and Instagram. Posts go out; replies stay in the app.
How it works
Three steps to Google Business.
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Write once, check the preview
Tap Google Business in Post to, write the post, and see the Google Business preview beside the others before it goes anywhere.
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Say yes on the board
The post waits as Ready until you approve it, unless you let reviewed posts send themselves. Then it goes out on time and shows on the calendar with its link.
Captured from the live studio on a demo account, Mitchell Realty Group, an invented Austin, Texas team. Every agent, listing, number and message in it is invented.
What the studio does on Google Business
Built for how Google Business actually takes a post.
Its own shape, not a Facebook copy
A Google Business post carries a Learn more button and shows on your profile, so the composer previews it as its own card, not as a Facebook post with the hashtags stripped.
Folds at 250 characters
The preview marks where Google cuts the post, so the point lands first.
No picture required
A market update or an open house note goes out as words alone when that is all it needs. Add the listing graphic when it helps.
In the weekly mix
Give Google Business its own slot in the planner's per network mix and the writer drafts something built for the profile, not a repost.
Questions
The fair questions about Google Business.
Do I need a Google Business Profile?
Yes, a verified business profile. The studio connects to it through Google's own approval.
Do reviews come through?
Not into the studio inbox today. The inbox covers Facebook and Instagram comments and messages. Reviews stay on your profile.
Why post here at all?
Because the person reading it searched for a real estate agent in your area. That is a warmer reader than any feed.
Where do I find the studio?
In your Reclearly dashboard. The Social Studio link opens it inside Reclearly, in your own workspace, and Google Business is on the Accounts screen.