7 Days to a Business That Runs Smoother

Result: Eligible local customers can find accurate business details on Google Search and Maps.

1. 1Check that your business meets Google's in-person customer eligibility rules.
2. 2Create or claim the profile with your real business name and contact details.
3. 3Add accurate hours, services, location or service area, and a few helpful photos.
4. 4Start Google's verification process and note any follow-up it asks you to complete.

Last checked: October 2026

Result: Customers can request an available appointment without a long message exchange.

1. 1Create one appointment type with a clear name and duration.
2. 2Set your available hours, time zone, and a short buffer between appointments.
3. 3Connect the calendar you use to check for conflicts.
4. 4Copy the booking link and test it in a private browser tab before sharing.

Last checked: October 2026

Result: One profile link can lead customers to your booking page, shop, WhatsApp, and contact details.

1. 1Create a page with a recognizable username and business name.
2. 2Add your booking, shop, messaging, or contact links.
3. 3Move the one action you most want customers to take to the top.
4. 4Preview the page on a phone and test every link before updating your social bio.

Last checked: October 2026

Result: Three consistent posts make it easier to explain a service, answer a question, and share a current update.

1. 1Choose one social post size and one simple template that fits your brand.
2. 2Add your business colors, name, and a legible type style.
3. 3Make three versions: one service, one helpful tip, and one current update.
4. 4Preview each design on a phone and check the wording, image rights, and contact details.

Last checked: October 2026

Result: A small batch of prepared posts can keep your channels active during a busy week.

1. 1Connect one business social account and review the access permissions.
2. 2Draft a week of useful posts using the three designs from Day 4.
3. 3Choose realistic posting times and preview how each post will appear.
4. 4Schedule the posts, then check the social account after the first one is due.

Last checked: October 2026

Result: A short feedback form gives you a repeatable way to hear what customers experienced and what to improve.

1. 1Create a short form with one question about the experience and one optional improvement question.
2. 2Check who can view responses and whether you really need to collect names or email addresses.
3. 3Submit a test response and review how the answers appear.
4. 4Share the form with customers consistently; if you also request a public Google review, use a neutral invitation and Google's review link.

Last checked: October 2026

Result: Customers who want updates can opt in to useful messages and hear from you again.

1. 1Create a subscriber group and a signup form that states what you will send and how often.
2. 2Add a clear consent checkbox, confirmation step, and working unsubscribe instructions.
3. 3Send a test signup and test email to yourself before sharing the form.
4. 4Write one useful welcome message and schedule the next update only after your sending setup is tested.

Last checked: October 2026