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Bulk posting for multiple locations

How to do bulk posting for multiple locations?

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Written by Gen Cutajar
Updated over a week ago

How to Create Bulk Posts for Multiple Locations

Creating posts for multiple locations at once is straightforward. Here’s how you can do it:

  1. Start with Multi-Location Posts

Navigate to "Multi-Location Post": Look for and click on the “New Multi-location Post” button to begin.

2. Select the Type of Post

Choose the Post Type: Decide whether you’re posting a Standard update, Event, Offer, or Alert. Select the option that best fits your needs.

3. Summarize Your Post

Craft Your Post Summary: When summarizing your post, feel free to use Spinax text to add variability. For details on what Spinax text is and how to use it, click here for more information.

4. Link to Previous Posts

Ensure Continuity: To create a sequence of posts, include the URL of your previous post. Our Local Brand Manager tool can automatically link your posts by incorporating the :previous_post_url token into your content.

5. Choose Your Images

Upload or Select Images: You can upload images from your desktop or select from previously uploaded ones in the gallery. Remember to manage the EXIF data on your images:

Cover EXIF Data: Use the recommended EXIF data to overlay your image with location information relevant to your GMB (Google My Business) listing, or opt for a custom template you create.

6. Pick Your Locations

Select Locations or Tags: Choose one or more locations for your post. You can also use Tags to group multiple locations together for easier management.

7. Schedule Your Post

Set It and Forget It: Decide when you want your post to go live. You can also set up the post to recur:

Recurrent Days: This sets the frequency of your posts. For example, choosing ‘7’ means your post will recur weekly, every 7 days. Selecting ‘1’ means it will recur daily.

Recurrent Expire Count: This determines how many times your post will be published before it stops recurring.

By following these steps, you can effectively manage and execute bulk postings across multiple locations, ensuring your message reaches all your intended audiences efficiently.

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