If you know of any other large Facebook groups that should be on the list, let us know in the comments. (Must have OVER 1 million members)
Need a way to schedule posts to multiple Facebook Pages at the same time?
OneUp is a social media scheduling tool that supports posting to Facebook Pages, Facebook Groups (that you are the Admin of), Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Snapchat, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, Stocktwits, and schedule Google My Business posts.
Here is how to find saved draft posts on a personal Facebook profile
While on your mobile device, you may have been typing a post, then when asked “Save This Post as a Draft?”, you chose “Save Draft”.
To find this draft again, just create a post again by tapping on the “What’s on your mind?” on your mobile device, and what you had typed before should be there again.
My post is still here.
If your Facebook post does not appear here, then unfortunately you are out of luck, and your draft is gone.
There is no Saved Drafts section on Facebook for personal profiles. Facebook used to allow you to save drafts to a folder for personal profiles, but not anymore.
You will also notice that there is no “Save to drafts” option while on Facebook from a computer.
However, if you run a Facebook page, you can still save drafts to your Facebook Page.
Click here to learn how to schedule posts to your personal Facebook Profile for free
To create your X thread in OneUp, click “Schedule Twitter Threads” in the Schedule Post dropdown.
Then start creating your X thread:
You can preview how your X thread will look while you are creating it.
To add another part to your X thread, click the blue “+” button. You can add as many parts to your thread as you want, and you can even insert new tweets in the middle while scheduling your X thread.
Another cool feature in OneUp – you can paste in a long text and it will automatically split your long text into individual tweets:
which becomes…
And just like on X, you can add up to 4 images, a GIF, or a video to any of the tweets in the thread:
You can also add links to your X thread, and they will post with the link preview.
You can add Alt Text to your images, and you can @mention accounts using OneUp. Just type “@” and some letters and you will get suggested accounts:
Once you’re finished, you can either schedule your X thread, or save it to your Drafts folder.
Here is OneUp’s website if you want to schedule X threads: www.oneupapp.io
Here’s a video showing how to schedule X threads using OneUp:
Back in 2022, Facebook made some changes and removed the ability to schedule posts directly on Facebook pages.
NOTE: This post is about scheduling posts to a Facebook Page. If you are looking to schedule posts to a personal Facebook Profile, check out this post instead.
To schedule posts on your Facebook page, you now need to go to Meta Business Suite.
To find Meta Business Suite, look on your Facebook page’s navigation sidebar:
Once there, click “Create post”:
Then create your post and choose “Schedule” in the options here:
Choose your date and time, and that’s it. Your Facebook page post is now scheduled.
Alternative ways to schedule your Facebook page posts:
Use a social media scheduling tool (allows you to schedule posts MORE than 29 days into the future)
Need a way to schedule Facebook posts more than one month into the future?
If you need a social media scheduling tool, OneUp allows you to schedule posts on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Instagram (including Instagram Reels, Stories, and carousels), Google My Business, TikTok, and YouTube (including Shorts).
And yes, you can schedule posts as far into the future as you want with OneUp
Here are some of the features:
Posting to multiple accounts – OneUp makes it easy to post to Instagram (with direct posting), Facebook (Profiles, Pages, and Groups), LinkedIn (Profiles and Pages), Twitter, Pinterest, and Google My Business all at once.
You can customize the post for each social network, add multiple images to each post, and directly import free, high-quality images with our Unsplash integration.
Schedule Instagram Stories – Schedule Instagram Stories with OneUp, and receive notifications on your phone when it’s time to publish them.
Canva integration – OneUp directly integrates with Canva. Just click the “Design on Canva” button in the scheduler, and Canva will open directly inside of OneUp.
Click the “Publish” button in the Canva editor, and your image will be uploaded to OneUp directly. No need to download images from Canva, then upload to OneUp 🙂
Repeating post – OneUp gives you the option to automatically repeat your posts at whatever interval you choose, such as every 3 weeks, or even “the first Monday of each month”. Then post it now, schedule it for the future, or save the post in your Drafts folder.
Posting to Google My Business – OneUp is one of the few social media scheduling tools that supports Google My Business post scheduling. OneUp supports Call-To-Action buttons, and different post types such as Event posts.
You can even choose for your post’s image to be added to the Photos section of Google My Business as well.
Auto-posting from RSS feeds – You can connect an RSS feed to OneUp, and have posts automatically published whenever there is something new in the feed. Or, you can choose to have each new item from the feed go to your Drafts folder, so you can review which posts you want to publish.
Bulk uploading posts – OneUp supports bulk uploading posts from a CSV, directly from your computer, or via OneUp’s Chrome extension.
Customizable UTM parameters – OneUp lets you customize UTM parameters so you can keep track of how your links are performing in Google Analytics.
Schedule Twitter Threads – Not many scheduling tools allow you to schedule Twitter threads (AKA tweetstorms), however you can do so with OneUp, and even add images, GIFs, and videos on each tweet in your thread.
And one last thing: OneUp has received over 260 positive reviews on Capterra
If you need a way to schedule posts on your Facebook Page, check out OneUp
This post shows how to post to multiple Facebook Pages at the same time.
For anyone who posts the same thing to multiple Facebook Pages, you KNOW the struggle of copying and pasting the same post and photo across your multiple Facebook Pages (ESPECIALLY with the terrible new Facebook Page Experience).
SOLUTION:
If you need a simple way to schedule posts or post immediately to multiple Facebook Pages at the same time check out OneUp.
OneUp supports Facebook posts, Facebook Reels, and Facebook Stories (in addition to Instagram and all the other social networks).
The best part: OneUp allows you to post UNLIMITED social accounts for a fixed price
How to post to multiple Facebook pages at the same time
Connect your Facebook Pages
Click “Create A Post”
Select which Facebook Pages you want to post to
Create your post
Choose whether you want it to post once or automatically repeat
Post it now, or schedule it for the future
Here are those steps with screenshots:
First, connect your Facebook Pages on the Accounts page.
OneUp supports Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profiles, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok, Threads, Snapchat, YouTube, and Stocktwits:
Then click “Create a post”.
Choose which Facebook Pages you want to post to. You can choose some or all of your Facebook Pages; you just click to select which Facebook Pages you want to post to:
Then you add your post, with whatever link and image(s) you would like. OneUp supports up to TEN images on each post.
You can upload your own images, choose from high-quality images via the free Unsplash integration, create your own image directly inside of OneUp with the Canva integration, or make your own AI-generated image.
You can also tag Facebook Pages while creating your post:
You can choose between a regular Facebook Post, or publishing your image or video as a Facebook Story:
You can also choose to add a first comment to your Facebook Page posts, which is helpful for kicking off the comments, or if you want to put a link in your comment rather than in the post itself:
And if you add a video to your post, OneUp gives you the option of posting it as a Facebook Reel:
Then you choose whether you want it to be posted once, or whether you want the post to automatically repeat.
If you choose for the post to repeat, you can choose whatever repeating interval you would like. For example, this post will automatically repeat once every 3 months:
Then to finish up, you choose whether you want to post to all your Facebook Pages now, schedule the post for the future, or add the post to your Drafts folder.
I want to post to multiple Facebook Pages and Instagram accounts at the same time. Can I do that with OneUp?
Yes, you can post to multiple Facebook Pages and Instagram accounts with OneUp.
Can I schedule Facebook Reels to multiple Facebook Pages at the same time with OneUp?
Yes, you can schedule and post Facebook Reels to multiple Facebook Pages at the same time with OneUp
Can I schedule Facebook Stories to multiple Facebook Pages at the same time with OneUp?
Yes, you can schedule and post Facebook Stories to multiple Facebook Pages at the same time with OneUp
Can I schedule posts to my Facebook Pages and other social media accounts at the same time with OneUp?
Yes, you can schedule posts to your Facebook Pages at the same time as your other social media accounts. OneUp supports posting to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Stocktwits, and Google Business Profiles.
Does OneUp support posting to Facebook Groups too?
Yes, you can post to Facebook Groups with OneUp as well (as long as you are the Admin of the Facebook Groups you are posting to).
Now you can easily post to multiple Facebook Pages at the same time with just a few clicks.
In addition to Facebook, OneUp supports Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Snapchat, Pinterest, Stocktwits, and Google My Business.
Try out OneUp for posting to multiple Facebook Pages at the same time.
The best part: OneUp allows you to post UNLIMITED social accounts for a fixed price (yes, even if you have hundreds or thousands of Facebook Pages that you manage)
This post shows you 37 different Google My Business (aka Google Business Profile) post examples.
Posting consistently on Google My Business has been shown to improve search rankings.
However, Google My Business posts are still relatively new, so some people need a little inspiration. Let’s take a look at how different businesses are using GMB posts with Google My Business post examples.
Need a tool to schedule out your Google My Business posts? Check out OneUp at the bottom of this post.
Google My Business post examples for Restaurants
This restaurant is using a Google My Business post to promote their email list, using a Sign Up Call-To-Action button.
This pizza place is promoting a daily special using the Order online CTA button.
This Google My Business post example is a restaurant is showing off how their food is prepared.
This restaurant is promoting a wine event with an Event post and a Learn more CTA button.
This restaurant used a Google My Business post to announce that they will be closed.
This restaurant used a GMB post to promote their event space.
This restaurant is using a GMB post to show off one of their dishes.
This restaurant used a Google My Business post to promote a BOGO half-off special.
Google My Business post examples for Bars
This bar used a Google My Business post to advertise an upcoming beer fest.
This bar used a Google My Business post to promote a New Year’s Eve event.
This bar is using a GMB post with a Learn more CTA button to promote their St. Patty’s day event.
This bar used a Google My Business post to let people know that they were still open despite the bad weather at the time.
Google My Business post examples for Electricians
This electrician used a Google My Business post to let people know that they were open on Presidents days.
This electrician promoted their services and qualifications in a GMB post with a Learn more CTA button.
Google My Business post examples for Auto Shops
This is a Google My Business post example of a shop that simply promote themselves.
This auto shop used a GMB event post to promote free body estimates.
This auto shop used a Google My Business post to offer a $10 off coupon.
Google My Business post examples for Plumbing companies
This plumbing company used a Google My Business post to build trust with potential customers.
This plumbing company used a Call now CTA button in the GMB post.
Google My Business post examples for Lawn Care or Landscaping companies
This lawn care company used a Google My Business post with a Book CTA button to showcase past work they have done for a client.
Google My Business post examples for Law Firms, Attorneys, and Lawyers
This law firm is using a Google My Business post with a Learn More CTA button to advertise a specific niche that they work in.
This law firm is sharing a link to a recent blog post in a GMB post.
This lawyer is using a GMB post to showcase his work in elder law.
This attorney is using a GMB post to showcase his work in criminal defense.
This law firm is using a Google My Business post to market their Instagram account.
This law firm is using a GMB post with a Call Now CTA button to showcase their expertise in accident injury.
This attorney used a GMB post to simply say happy new year.
This law firm posted on GMB about local news.
This law office is showcasing their work in the personal injury niche.
This lawyer posted on Google My Business about a recent new ordinance.
This attorney is using a GMB post to showcase his expertise in wrongful death lawsuits.
This law firm uses Google My Business posts to introduce new team members.
This law firm used a GMB post to announce an award they had recently won.
Google My Business post examples for Dentists
This Dental practice used a Google My Business post to promote free patient exams and x-rays.
This is a Google My Business post example of a dentistry offering free teeth whitening with a Call now CTA button.
This dentist used a Google My Business video post to advertise dentures.
This is a Google My Business post example of a dentistry announcing its new office hours.
Need an easy way to schedule and automatically repeat Google My Business posts?
You can schedule Google My Business posts with OneUp.
Here’s how it works: First in OneUp, connect your Google My Business location(s) on the Accounts page:
Then click “Create a post”.
Then select which GMB locations you would like to post to (if you have more than one connected). You can post to multiple different Google My Business locations at the same time:
Then create your Google post, and add your image:
You can even click the “Auto-generate caption” button to have your post’s caption automatically written for you.
NOTE: OneUp also has a Custom Fields feature, where you can insert dynamic info (such as the unique address of each location) into the specific post for each GMB location.
Then choose whether you would like to also “Add the image to the Photos section of Google My Business”, and choose whether you want the post to be a What’s New (aka Update) post, an Event post, or an Offer post:
You can also choose “None” if you ONLY want the image to be scheduled to the Photos section of your Google My Business locations – and not publish as a Google post.
You can check out the post preview in OneUp to see how your post will look once published on GMB:
OneUp supports all Google My Business CTA button types (Learn More, Call, Book, Sign Up, Order Online, and Buy).
In addition to just scheduling posts, OneUp allows you to set GMB posts to automatically repeat at whatever interval you choose. For example, this post will repeat every week:
Then either post it now, or schedule your GMB post for a date in the future, or save your GMB post as a draft.
This post shows how to post to multiple LinkedIn accounts at the same time (both LinkedIn personal profiles or LinkedIn comapny pages).
For anyone who posts the same thing to multiple LinkedIn pages or profiles, you are familiar with the struggle of copying and pasting the same post and photo across your multiple LinkedIn accounts.
If you need a simple way to schedule and post to multiple LinkedIn profiles and/or company pages at the same time, check out OneUp.
In OneUp, first you choose which LinkedIn accounts you want to post to.
You can choose some or all of your accounts; you just click to select which pages you want to post to:
Then you add your post’s caption, and whatever image(s) or video you want to add.
OneUp also supports adding a first comment on LinkedIn posts, as well as attaching a document to posts.
Last, choose whether you want the post to automatically repeat or not, and then schedule the post.
Now you can easily post to multiple LinkedIn accounts at the same time with just a few clicks 🙂
In addition to LinkedIn, OneUp supports Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, X, Pinterest, Snapchat, and Google My Business.
OneUp makes it easy to post to multiple LinkedIn accounts at the same time.
Here is how to post the same video to Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts, and even Snapchat at the same time. And yes, they all publish DIRECTLY (no need for mobile notifications).
You can also use the scheduling tool OneUp to schedule videos to post to Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube Shorts for the future.
Posting to Reels, TikTok, and Shorts all at once
To post to TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts at the same time, you can use the social media scheduling tool OneUp. OneUp posts to all 3 directly. (Facebook Reels is not shown here, but it IS supported in OneUp as well!)
The first step is to connect your Instagram account, Facebook Page, TikTok account, and YouTube channel to the Accounts page of OneUp:
Then click “Create a post”, and then select which accounts you want to post to (probably the YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram accounts in this case, but OneUp also supports Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Google Business Profiles as well):
Then add your video and caption, and add your YouTube Shorts title:
Keep scrolling down and you will find the option to choose the thumbnail (aka cover image) for your Instagram Reel, YouTube Short, and TikTok video:
Yes, thumbnails are supported for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok 🙂
Then either post it to all 3 platforms now, schedule the post for a later date, or save it as a draft:
That is how you post to Instagram Reels (and Facebook Reels), YouTube Shorts, and TikTok all at the same time.
OneUp also supports video posts on Twitter, Snapchat, Pinterest, and LinkedIn, so that means that a single video can now be posted to TikTok, Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels, YouTube Shorts, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and Twitter – all at the same time with OneUp!
Check out OneUp to save yourself a ton of time from manually opening the Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Snapchat, and TikTok apps each time you want to post a video
You can schedule Google My Business (GMB) posts with OneUp. OneUp supports different post types (Update, Offer, and Event) and CTA buttons. And you can even schedule and post to all your Google Business locations at the same time.
This allows you to efficiently manage your Google presence across multiple business locations from one centralized dashboard.
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to schedule Google Business Profile posts (including Update posts, Event posts, and Offer posts) using OneUp:
Log in to your OneUp account
Connect your Google Business Profile locations
Create a new post by clicking ‘Create a post’
Select the locations you want to post to
Compose your post with text, images, and links
Choose the post type (Update, Event, or Offer)
Choose whether you want the GMB post to automatically repeat or not
Set the date and time for publishing
Click ‘Schedule’ to queue your post
☝️here’s a 44-second video showing how it works
OneUp is the only tool that supports scheduling Google posts to an UNLIMITED number of Google My Business locations for a fixed price.
Let’s dive deeper into OneUp’s features and capabilities for managing Google Business Profile posts:
OneUp FAQ
Does OneUp support scheduling Update, Event, and Offer posts on Google Business Profiles? Yes, OneUp fully supports scheduling all types of Google Business Profile posts, including Update, Event, and Offer posts. This comprehensive support allows you to leverage the full range of post types to engage your audience effectively:
Update posts: Share news, announcements, or general information about your business
Event posts: Promote upcoming events, webinars, or special occasions
Offer posts: Highlight special promotions, discounts, or limited-time deals
By utilizing all these post types, you can create a diverse and engaging content strategy for your Google Business Profile, potentially improving your local SEO and attracting more customers.
Can I set Google Business Profile posts to automatically repeat with OneUp? Yes, OneUp offers a powerful post recycling feature that allows you to set Google Business Profile posts to automatically repeat at custom intervals. This functionality is particularly useful for:
Regularly promoting evergreen content or ongoing services
Maintaining an active profile with minimal manual effort
Ensuring consistent messaging across multiple locations
Maximizing the visibility of important updates or offers
You can set posts to repeat daily, weekly, monthly, or at any custom interval that suits your marketing strategy. This automation helps maintain a consistent online presence while saving time on content creation and manual posting.
Does OneUp support all Call-to-Action (CTA) button types for Google Business Profile posts? Yes, OneUp fully supports all Google Business Profile post CTA button types, including:
Learn More
Call
Book
Sign Up
Order Online
Buy
This comprehensive support for CTA buttons allows you to create more engaging and action-oriented posts. By using the appropriate CTA for each post, you can guide potential customers towards specific actions, whether it’s making a purchase, booking an appointment, or learning more about your products or services. Effective use of CTAs can significantly improve the conversion rate of your Google Business Profile posts and drive more valuable customer interactions.
If I manage multiple GMB locations, does OneUp support inserting dynamic info (such as the unique address of each location) into the specific post for each GMB location? Yes! OneUp offers a powerful dynamic content feature for businesses managing multiple Google Business Profile locations. This functionality allows you to insert location-specific information into your posts, such as:
Unique address of each location
Location-specific phone numbers
Custom opening hours
Special offers or promotions for individual locations
Location-specific event details
By using dynamic content, you can create personalized and relevant posts for each of your business locations while saving time on content creation. This feature ensures that your posts are tailored to each location’s specific audience, potentially improving engagement and local search visibility. It’s particularly valuable for franchises, multi-location businesses, or companies with a wide geographic presence.
Can I schedule images to the Photos section of Google Business Profile locations with OneUp? Yes, OneUp offers a comprehensive image scheduling feature that allows you to:
Schedule Google Business Profile posts with images
Add images directly to the Photos section of your Google Business Profile
Set custom publishing times for each image
This functionality enables you to maintain a consistent and engaging visual presence across all your Google Business Profile locations. Regularly updating your Photos section can help attract more customers, showcase your products or services, and improve your local search visibility. With OneUp’s scheduling capabilities, you can plan your visual content strategy in advance, ensuring a steady stream of fresh images without the need for daily manual uploads.
Does OneUp support replying directly to Google Business Profile reviews? Yes, OneUp offers a comprehensive review management feature that allows you to reply directly to Google Business Profile reviews. This functionality includes:
Centralized dashboard for viewing all reviews across multiple locations
AI-suggested replies to reviews, saving time and ensuring consistent responses
Customizable response templates for common review scenarios
Ability to filter reviews by rating, date, or location
Responding to reviews promptly and professionally is crucial for maintaining a positive online reputation and improving your local SEO. OneUp’s review management features streamline this process, allowing you to engage with customers effectively and demonstrate your commitment to customer satisfaction. The AI-suggested replies can be particularly helpful for businesses dealing with a high volume of reviews, ensuring timely and appropriate responses while maintaining a personal touch.
Can I schedule Google Business Profile posts to chain businesses with multiple locations? Yes, OneUp is specifically designed to handle the complexities of managing Google Business Profile posts for chain businesses and franchises with multiple locations. Here’s what makes OneUp stand out for chain businesses:
Support for UNLIMITED locations under a single account
Ability to group locations by region, brand, or custom categories
Bulk posting capabilities to efficiently manage content across all locations
Customizable permissions for different team members or franchisees
Analytics to track performance across individual locations or the entire chain
OneUp is unique in offering these features for UNLIMITED accounts at a fixed price, making it a cost-effective solution for businesses of any size. This scalability ensures that as your business grows and adds new locations, your Google Business Profile management can grow seamlessly with it, without incurring additional per-location costs.
Can I really schedule Google Business Profile posts to an unlimited number of locations? Yes, OneUp offers a truly unlimited solution for scheduling Google Business Profile posts across multiple locations. Here’s what this means for your business:
No cap on the number of locations you can manage
Fixed pricing regardless of how many locations you add
Scalability to accommodate business growth without additional costs
Centralized management for all your Google Business Profile locations
Consistent branding and messaging across all locations
This unlimited capability is particularly valuable for:
Large franchises with hundreds or thousands of locations
Growing businesses that are continuously adding new locations
Marketing agencies managing multiple clients with multiple locations
Businesses with seasonal or temporary locations
By offering unlimited location management at a fixed price, OneUp provides a cost-effective and scalable solution for businesses of all sizes, ensuring that your Google Business Profile management can grow alongside your business without incurring additional per-location fees.
Screenshots of all these features are shown below
Can you schedule GMB posts directly from Google?
Google My Business (aka GMB, Google Business Profiles, or GBP) posts are great and can help your SEO.
However, you’ve probably noticed that there is no way to schedule Google posts directly from your Google business listing:
To overcome these limitations and efficiently manage your Google Business Profile posts, you need to use a specialized scheduling tool that integrates seamlessly with Google Business Profile. OneUp is designed specifically for this purpose, offering a range of features to streamline your Google Business Profile management:
Easy scheduling of posts for multiple locations
Support for all post types (Updates, Events, Offers)
Bulk posting capabilities for efficient management
Post recycling to maintain consistent activity
Dynamic content insertion for location-specific information
Analytics to track post performance
By using a tool like OneUp, you can save time, ensure consistent posting across all your locations, and maximize the impact of your Google Business Profile presence.
OneUpsupports Google post scheduling, in addition to Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter, YouTube, Snapchat, TikTok, Threads, and LinkedIn.
How to schedule Google Businss Profile posts (What’s New, Event, and Offer posts)
Google Business Profile offers three main types of posts, each serving a different purpose:
What’s New (Update) posts: Share general updates, news, or information about your business
Event posts: Promote upcoming events, classes, or special occasions
Offer posts: Highlight special promotions, discounts, or limited-time deals
Effectively utilizing all three post types can help you create a dynamic and engaging Google Business Profile. Here’s why each type is important:
What’s New posts keep your profile fresh and inform customers about recent developments
Event posts drive attendance and engagement for your business activities
Offer posts can attract new customers and encourage repeat business
By scheduling a mix of these post types, you can maintain an active and diverse presence on your Google Business Profile, potentially improving your local search visibility and customer engagement.
Create your post: Compose your post content, including text, images, and links
Choose post type: Select whether it’s a What’s New, Event, or Offer post
Add CTA button: Include a relevant call-to-action button to drive user engagement
Set scheduling options: Choose the date, time, and frequency for your post
Select locations: Pick which of your Google Business Profile locations to post to
Preview and schedule: Review your post and confirm the scheduling
OneUp’s intuitive interface makes it easy to create and schedule posts that stand out on your Google Business Profile. By using CTA buttons effectively, you can encourage users to take specific actions, such as visiting your website, making a purchase, or contacting your business directly.
First, connect your Google My Business location(s) on the Accounts page:
Then click “Create a post”.
Then select which GMB locations you would like to post to (if you have more than one connected). You can post to multiple different Google My Business locations at the same time:
Then create your Google post, and add your image:
You can even click the “Auto-generate caption” button to have your post’s caption automatically written for you.
NOTE: OneUp also has a Custom Fields feature, where you can insert dynamic info (such as the unique address of each location) into the specific post for each GMB location.
Then choose whether you would like to also “Add the image to the Photos section of Google My Business”, and choose whether you want the post to be a What’s New (aka Update) post, an Event post, or an Offer post:
You can also choose “None” if you ONLY want the image to be scheduled to the Photos section of your Google My Business locations – and not publish as a Google post.
You can check out the post preview in OneUp to see how your post will look once published on GMB:
OneUp supports all Google My Business CTA button types (Learn More, Call, Book, Sign Up, Order Online, and Buy).
In addition to just scheduling posts, OneUp allows you to set GMB posts to automatically repeat at whatever interval you choose. For example, this post will repeat every week:
Then either post it now, or schedule your GMB post for a date in the future, or save your GMB post as a draft.
Team members and Post approvals
OneUp also supports adding unlimited team members, assigning them specific accounts, and granting users the ability to publish posts themselves, OR you can require that specific team member posts need to be approved by an Admin.
You can even click the “Suggest a reply” button and get an AI-suggested reply (which you can edit to your liking before submitting). And the suggested replies work with reviews in ANY language:
