I will create SEO optimized gmb posts with geotagged images and exif data


About this gig
Struggling to rank your Google Business Profile (GBP) in the Local 3-Pack? Consistent posting with proper image SEO is the secret to outranking your competitors!
As a Local SEO Expert, I provide a complete, done-for-you GMB posting service. No waiting a whole month for delivery! I create, optimize, and schedule everything in just a few days so you can review, approve, and relax.
Whats included in EVERY package?
- SEO Content: Engaging posts crafted with your local target keywords.
- Geotagged Images: Exact Map Lat/Long coordinates added for strong local signals.
- Deep EXIF SEO: Full metadata optimization (Rename, Tags, Title, Subject, Comments) per image.
- Strategic CTAs: Action-driven buttons to maximize conversions.
- Scheduling: Posts scheduled via Metricool, Buffer, or directly on your GBP.
My Fast Workflow:
- I prepare the content and deeply optimize your images.
- I schedule everything in your preferred tool within 3-7 days.
- You review. Once approved, the order is complete, and your GBP stays active all month!
Stop buying basic services. Lets boost your Maps ranking with advanced optimization.
Order Now or message me to get started!
Get to know Niloy Mahafuz
Expert in digital marketing with reliable results
- FromBangladesh
- Member sinceAug 2024
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Bengali, English, Hindi, Spanish, Italian
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FAQ
Do I get Geotagging and EXIF SEO in the Basic package?
Absolutely! I maintain top-tier quality for all my clients. Every package includes full Image SEO (rename, tags, comments) and accurate geotagging.
How does the delivery work if I order 30 posts?
I do not make you wait 30 days. I will create, optimize, and schedule all 30 posts within 7 days. You can review them in the scheduling tool, and once approved, we complete the order.
What is the EXIF Data and How its work ?
EXIF data is basically Image SEO. We optimize your images with metadata so they can rank effectively. Google cannot see images; it reads the backend data to identify them. That hidden backend data is the EXIF data.

