Today's Agent Skill: Google Business Profile Post Generator
What It Does
Your Google Business Profile is one of the most powerful free marketing channels a local small business has — Google shows your posts to people actively searching for services you offer. But writing a fresh, engaging post every week takes time most owners don't have. An AI agent can generate a week's worth of on-brand Google Business Profile posts in under two minutes from a short brief you provide.
How It Works
The skill accepts your business name, category, current promotions, and any seasonal context, then produces 1–7 ready-to-post Google Business Profile updates. Each post follows GBP's 1,500-character limit, leads with a hook, includes a clear call to action (call, book, visit, or learn more), and is varied so consecutive posts don't feel repetitive.
How to Deploy It
Drop the SKILL.md into your agent's skills folder and trigger it by typing "generate GBP posts" followed by your business details. Compatible with Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor, and Windsurf. Copy the output directly into Google Business Manager or schedule it with Semrush's Social Poster or Hootsuite, both of which support GBP post scheduling.
SKILL.md — Ready to Deploy
## Description
Generates 1–7 ready-to-publish Google Business Profile posts from a brief business description, promotion details, and seasonal context — all within GBP's 1,500-character limit with a hook, body, and call to action.
## Trigger
User types "generate GBP posts", "write Google Business Profile posts", or "draft my GBP update" followed by business details.
## Input
- business_name: Name of the business
- business_category: Type of business (e.g., plumber, bakery, law firm)
- promotions: Current offers, discounts, or seasonal specials (optional)
- season_or_event: Upcoming holiday, season, or local event to reference (optional)
- post_count: Number of posts needed (default: 3)
- cta_type: Preferred call to action — call, book, visit, or order (default: call)
## Steps
1. Parse input to extract business name, category, any promotions, and seasonal context.
2. For each post (up to post_count):
a. Choose a distinct hook angle: tip-of-the-week, promotion highlight, behind-the-scenes, customer benefit, or seasonal/timely.
b. Write an opening line that captures attention within the first 15 words.
c. Write 2–3 supporting sentences focusing on a single clear benefit toCopy the full SKILL.md and drop it into your agent's skills directory to activate this skill.