Six buttons, one for every kind of update
Give the update somewhere to go. Each button carries your own link, so an offer leads to the offer and a booking leads to the booking page.
Local customers see your profile before they see your website. Write the update once, add a photo and a button, and let RobinReach publish it on time across every location you run.
One dashboard for Google Business Profile and every other channel
The real fields and limits the composer enforces, checked before an update is ever queued.
Google publishes these as standard profile updates. RobinReach does not read or reply to your Google reviews, and never claims to.
Posting to Google Business Profile by hand means signing in, picking the location, retyping the update and doing it again for the next branch.
Three steps, and only the last one repeats.
Sign in with the Google account that manages your business, then pick which locations RobinReach should publish to.
Type the update, attach one photo, then choose the button customers will see: Learn more, Book, Order online, Shop, Sign up or Call now.
Choose a slot on the calendar. RobinReach publishes to every selected location and confirms once Google marks the update live.
Offers, opening hours, new arrivals and events, planned in the same place as the rest of your marketing.
Give the update somewhere to go. Each button carries your own link, so an offer leads to the offer and a booking leads to the booking page.
Opening hours, an offer and the small print all fit. The composer counts as you type so nothing is cut off on Search or Maps.
Connect each location once, then tick the ones an update applies to. No repeat sign ins.
Google accepts one photo per update, at least 250 pixels on a side and under 5 MB. RobinReach checks that when you attach it, so an update never fails halfway.
A new offer can go to Google, Facebook, Instagram and your WordPress blog from the same draft.
Your profile activity sits on the same report card as every other connected network, over 7, 30 or 90 days.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT over MCP and describe the change in plain language.
The same update belongs on your other channels too, and RobinReach sends it there from one draft.
See how shops, clinics, studios and restaurants run every channel from one place without hiring an agency.
Learn MoreReshape the same announcement into a Facebook post, an Instagram caption and a blog note without rewriting it by hand.
Learn MoreDrive the whole thing from a conversation. Ask Claude to draft the update, pick the button and schedule it.
Learn MoreStandard profile updates: text of up to 1,500 characters, one photo, and an optional button. These are the posts that appear on your business listing in Google Search and Maps.
No. RobinReach publishes updates to your profile and reports how many posts and photos it holds. Reading and replying to reviews is not part of the product, and we would rather say so than let you find out later.
Learn more, Book, Order online, Shop, Sign up and Call now. The first five carry a link you provide, and Call now uses the phone number already on your profile.
Yes. Connect each location as its own profile, then select every one an update applies to. RobinReach publishes to each in turn, so one draft covers the whole chain.
One photo per update, JPG or PNG, at least 250 pixels on each side, between 10 KB and 5 MB. RobinReach checks the file when you attach it rather than letting Google reject the update later.
No. Google Business Profile updates published through the API take a photo, not video. If a post has a video attached for other networks, RobinReach uses the image for Google and leaves the video to the networks that accept it.
Fresh, regular updates give people searching for you more to read and more reasons to click, and Google shows them directly on your listing. RobinReach makes that consistency practical by letting you queue weeks of updates in one sitting.
Connect Google Business Profile free, write the update once, and let RobinReach publish it on time across every branch.