GMB Posts help you
Louis Ramirez • February 12, 2020
GMB posts for local business
Post types
Each post type provides your audience with specific details and allows you to add an action button to your post.
What's new: Provide general information about your business. You can include a photo/video, description, and an action button. For example, a restaurant can make a post to promote a new menu item.
In some countries, Google My Business may also provide automatically suggested posts based on your 4- or 5-star customer reviews. You'll see these suggestions when you sign in to Google My Business, or through email notifications.
Events: Promote an event at your business. Events require a title, start/end dates and time. If there aren’t start or end times, then the system will default to 24 hours on the date it's posted. These posts may also include a photo, video, description, and an action button. For example, a bookstore may advertise a local author's book signing or a book club meeting. Events that meet certain criteria may also show on the Overview tab of the Business Profile to make them more prominent to customers.
Offers: Provide promotional sales or offers from your business. Offers require a title, start/end dates and times. A "View offer" action button is automatically added to the post. You can also include a photo, video, description, coupon code, link, and terms and conditions with the post. For example, a pizza parlor may advertise 20% off large pizzas for a week. Offers appear near the top of the Business Profile on Google Search and Maps. They also appear with all other posts in the Updates tab.
Products: You can use the product posts to add products that will appear in your Product tab. You can manage the product entry in the Product Editor.
Important: The product post doesn't create a post to share.
Insights
CA SB478 is all about being transparent with your menu prices. Build your cost of credit cards into the menu item. Use Cash Discount to show a decrease in dollars if and when a customer chooses to pay by Cash.
Average Cost of 3rd-Party Online Orders
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The blog post features an "Effective Rate Calculator" to help restaurant owners and merchants quickly determine their net earnings after payment processing fees. By entering transaction details such as sale price, fees, and basis points, users can view the net amount, cost impact of the fees, and the value of basis points, facilitating informed financial decisions.
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This website blog is designed to guide restaurant owners through the nuances of cash discounts versus surcharges, emphasizing compliance with Visa's guidelines. It offers insights into the Advantage program and the benefits of dual pricing models, helping businesses provide cost savings to customers and comply with payment regulations effectively.
This blog post emphasizes the need for restaurant owners to comply with Visa's surcharge regulations, especially since enforcement intensified on April 15th, 2023. It warns that non-compliance could lead to fines up to $1,000 per violation and highlights the prohibition of debit card surcharges. The post suggests adopting compliant payment methods like Dual Pricing to avoid penalties and ensure transparency. Understanding these regulations is essential to maintain customer trust and protect your business financially.
Customer Display Video
