ChatGPT Prompts for Google Business Profile, Reviews and Local SEO

For a café, clinic or salon, the Google Business Profile is worth more than the website. These prompts help you write a keyword-rich description, publish weekly updates, reply to every review personally, earn more genuine reviews (within Google's rules) and understand why a competitor ranks above you on Google Maps. They also cover neighbourhood partnerships, events and first-visit offers.

Free prompts from this area

#76

Complete Google Business Profile

When to use: Your Google profile is often a customer's first impression.

Help me optimise my Google Business Profile. Business: [NAME], a [TYPE OF BUSINESS] in [CITY]. Write: the description (up to 750 characters, with natural keywords), suggested primary and secondary categories, 10 services with short descriptions, and 10 questions and answers to add to the profile. Also give me a checklist of photos I should upload.
#77

Weekly Google posts

When to use: Active profiles show up more in local search.

Create 8 posts for my Google Business Profile (2 a week for a month) for a [TYPE OF BUSINESS] in [CITY]. Mix: news, offers, tips and events. Each up to 1,500 characters (ideally 150–300 words), with a suggested button (Call, Book, Learn more) and a photo idea.

How to use these prompts

Copy the prompt, paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and replace whatever is in [square brackets] with your business details. For even better answers, paste your Business Brief first (explained in our guide) — the AI will write in your tone of voice. Read the full guide →

All 15 prompts in this area of the kit

  1. Complete Google Business Profile — Your Google profile is often a customer's first impression.
  2. Weekly Google posts — Active profiles show up more in local search.
  3. Reply to every review — Replying to reviews builds trust and visibility. in the kit
  4. Strategy to get more reviews — More recent reviews = more local customers. in the kit
  5. Analyse local competitors — To understand why a competitor shows up ahead of you. in the kit
  6. Flyer or poster copy — For street, in-store or event marketing. in the kit
  7. Partnerships with neighbourhood businesses — The right neighbours can send you customers every week. in the kit
  8. Pages for each area you serve — For service providers working across several towns. in the kit
  9. An event that draws in the community — To get your space known and build relationships. in the kit
  10. Get featured in local press — For free visibility in local media. in the kit
  11. Descriptions for directories and marketplaces — To list your business on directories, apps and platforms. in the kit
  12. First-visit offer — To convince people who don't know you yet to give you a try. in the kit
  13. Opening hours, holidays and notices — To communicate schedule changes without confusion. in the kit
  14. Selling to tourists and visitors — For businesses in tourist areas. in the kit
  15. Simple loyalty programme — To make customers come back more often. in the kit

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