How can I share my LinkedIn company page post on Google My Business?

Have you ever found yourself posting a great update on LinkedIn and thinking, "This would be perfect for my Google My Business page too"? Sharing content across multiple platforms is a great way to boost visibility and engage different audiences. However, doing it manually can be time-consuming.

I used to create posts on LinkedIn and then head over to Google My Business (GMB) to repeat the process. It wasn’t long before I realized that managing posts separately like this was inefficient and taking up too much time.

That’s when I started looking for a way to streamline the process, so I could post on both LinkedIn and GMB simultaneously without extra effort.

Why Sharing LinkedIn Posts on Google My Business Matters

We all know that consistency is key when it comes to online presence. By sharing your LinkedIn posts on GMB, you ensure your business stays visible across platforms.

LinkedIn helps build a professional network, while GMB lets you connect with local customers and increase your business's visibility.

The overlap between these platforms allows you to reach broader audiences, but only if you share content consistently.

Managing posts across multiple platforms manually, however, can get tedious fast, which is why automating this process is crucial for saving time and ensuring consistency.

The Challenge of Managing Posts on Different Platforms

I quickly realized that copying and pasting content from one platform to another was not a productive way to spend time. Each platform has its unique features and audiences, but managing them separately became overwhelming. Posting content separately on LinkedIn and Google My Business felt like a hassle, and I knew I needed a better way to do it.

How Circleboom Publish Solves This Problem

I found the solution to this issue with Circleboom Publish. It allowed me to manage multiple accounts across different platforms, including LinkedIn and GMB, all in one place.

Now, I can create a single post and share it on both LinkedIn and GMB without having to switch between platforms. This tool saves me a ton of time while keeping my messaging consistent.

Step-by-Step Guide: Sharing LinkedIn Company Page Posts on GMB Using Circleboom

Here’s how you can streamline the process too:

Step #1: Log in to Circleboom Publish with your account.

If you don't already have a Circleboom account, you can get one in seconds for free!

Step #2: If this is your first time using Circleboom Publish, you will see several options for Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, Pinterest, YouTube, and Google Business Profile.

Select LinkedIn and Google My Business Profile to connect your account(s). You can add multiple accounts from each platform.

Step #3: You should click the “Create New Post” button to create tweets. As you see, there are specific post options for each platform.

You’ll proceed to account selection.

Step #4: Select your LinkedIn and Google My Business accounts.

Step #5: The social media image generator on Circleboom has 4 options: Canva, Unsplash, Giphy, and Google Photos. You can also upload your own files and send them directly.

Canva is where you can curate and design images as you wish. You can apply ready-made templates, filters, effects, and other kinds of elements to edit your image.

Also, you can use Unsplash to find auto-generated, high-quality images to share on your LinkedIn accounts.

Giphy is where you can generate high-quality GIF images for your auto-generated tweets.

Step #6: The next station is the social media text generator. Thanks to OpenAI integration, you can create auto-generated social media descriptions, captions, texts, and all kinds of texts enriched by AI-generated hashtags, emojis, and other extras like grammar checks or translations.

You can define the style of your words, warmth, etc., on Circleboom Publish.

Step #7: You can also use Circleboom Publish’s native Hashtag Generator to find, create, and save relevant and popular hashtag groups for your auto-generated tweets.

Step #8: Once you generate your tweets, you can share them immediately, Or you can schedule them for the future.

Also, you can set time intervals and automate your tweets.

This seamless integration allowed me to stay updated and active on both platforms, leveraging the strengths of each for different purposes.

Conclusion

If you’re juggling multiple social media accounts and platforms, sharing content manually can be time-consuming. Fortunately, with Circleboom Publish, you can manage everything in one place. It’s a great way to ensure consistency, boost visibility, and save time by posting on LinkedIn and Google My Business at the same time.