Built for storefronts, not marketing departments

Pick your kind of shop

• Phone, computer and console repair shops. Where we started. Posts about real jobs, turnaround times and the devices people search for by name.
• Auto repair shops. Before-and-after work, seasonal reminders and the questions people ask at the desk, without the stock photos.
• Restaurants, cafes and dessert shops. Dishes, hours and events, where the photo does most of the work and Google Posts sit right under the menu.
• Barbershops and salons. Booking-driven businesses where every post needs a Book button and the work speaks for itself.
• Landscapers, cleaners and home services. Service-area businesses that need each town named and the season followed.

What every plan has in common

Whatever the trade, the same four things hold. Google Business Profile is the channel that brings walk-ins, so it is treated as the main one. Posts name the town and the specific service, because that is what people search. Reviews get answered the same day. And nothing goes out without the owner's approval unless they choose to let a campaign run on its own. The mechanics are on the Google Business Profile scheduler page; the reasoning is in social media management for small business.

Not on the list?

The team is described on the about page. If you run a storefront service business that is not listed here, a tailor, a pet groomer, a vape shop, a bike shop, the same approach works. Email hello@socialforshops.com with what you do and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.