Post to Google My Business Premium

Post to Google My Business Premium manages Google Business Profile publishing from the WordPress dashboard. It can auto-publish posts, pages, and custom post types, with controls for timing, destinations, and post content.

Choose content and publishing times

Schedule posts for future dates or set selected content to be reposted at intervals. Category- and tag-based rules determine which WordPress content is sent to a profile. For evergreen publishing, the extension can randomly choose from a group of chosen content. Campaigns let you make profile posts that are not tied to a particular WordPress post or page.

Shape posts with templates and fields

Multiple auto-post templates support various posting styles. Templates can use custom meta fields, ACF or SCF, and dynamic data from WooCommerce, Yoast, and other third-party extensions. Automatically generated posts can include featured images. Before publishing, the plugin removes unnecessary HTML, shortcodes, and visual editor clutter from utilities such as Divi and WPBakery.

Publish across locations and client accounts

Multi-location and multi-account support lets you publish to several Google Business Profile locations at once. Agency support provides a process for managing posts for multiple clients. Product support lets you create and manage real Google Business Profile Products from WooCommerce or other content.

Fit publishing into WordPress processes

The plugin works with third-party publishing connections through Zapier, IFTTT, Integromat, ManageWP, and MainWP. It works with the Block Editor, WPML and other translation add-ons, and image formats including WebP and AVIF. Developers can tailor it with hooks, filters, and WordPress-native functions.

Set up the connection and publishing rules

1. Install and activate the plugin in WordPress.
2. Connect to Google Business Profile through OAuth using the Google account that holds the locations you want to use.
3. Select the locations or accounts for publishing.
4. Create templates, choose categories or tags for automation, and configure schedules or recycling intervals as needed.

Check that each Google Business Profile location is fully verified and live before publishing. Some locations may not be allowed to create posts. On localhost websites, Google may be unable to reach linked images or URLs. Scheduled publishing relies on WordPress scheduled tasks, so timing can depend on the website's task scheduler configuration.