Google Business scheduling that respects the platform
Updates, Events and Offers on Google Search.
Key takeaways
- MultiPost Studio publishes Google Business Profile Updates, Events and Offers (up to 1,500 characters, one image) through the API. This is search-surface content: it shows on your business listing, not in a social feed.
- Account needed: Connects via Google login, then select which business location each channel represents.
- Every variant is validated against character and media limits before it schedules — nothing fails silently at publish time.
What you can publish to Google Business
Your Google listing is often the first impression — and most businesses let it go stale. Queue Updates, Events and Offers alongside your social calendar so the listing stays alive where customers actually look.
| Content type | Text limit | Media | Publishing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Update | 1,500 | Optional · up to 1 · image | Direct API |
| Event | 1,500 | Optional · up to 1 · image | Direct API |
| Offer | 1,500 | Optional · up to 1 · image | Direct API |
Live from MultiPost Studio's capability matrix — the same rules the composer enforces.
Who Google Business scheduling fits
- Local businesses and restaurants
- Multi-location brands
- Agencies managing client listings
How to connect Google Business
- 1
Open Integrations in your MultiPost Studio workspace and pick the platform.
- 2
Authorize MultiPost Studio on the platform's own login screen — credentials never touch our servers.
- 3
Choose which profile, Page, channel or location to attach.
- 4
Set the channel's queue slots from your engagement data.
- 5
Draft once in the composer — the variant is checked against that platform's limits before it schedules.
Google Business questions
What post types are supported?
Updates, Events and Offers — each up to 1,500 characters with one optional image.
Where do these posts appear?
On your Google Business listing in Search and Maps — not in a social feed.
Can I manage multiple locations?
Yes — each location connects as its own channel with its own queue.
Do I need a verified listing?
Google requires a verified Business Profile before the API can publish to it.
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Google Business on autopilot, minus the tab-switching
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