What happens when you post an update

There is no set timeline. Once a page is published, search engines may discover and index it, but indexing and search placement are not guaranteed. A page should be useful and accurate for visitors whether or not it appears in search. Read what to check if your website isn’t showing on Google.

Start with a short, accurate description of the work or update, and include the service area when it is useful. Avoid customer names, home addresses, or other private details. If your plan includes AI writing, review its draft for accuracy before publishing.

Edit or delete it and the page updates straight away. Nothing is permanent, and fixing a typo doesn't mean rebuilding anything.

No. Your website can stay live during a quiet period. Posting adds or updates website content, but there is no posting schedule that guarantees more traffic or a particular search position. Share updates when you have something useful and accurate to add.

A clear, well-lit phone photo can be enough to show an example of your work. Choose images that represent the result accurately, and get permission before publishing photos that identify a customer or their property.

Yes. Add your crew or your office manager and they can post from their own login. A lot of owners have whoever finished the job send the photo, rather than trying to remember it all themselves at the end of the week.

Yes. You can share accurate updates about services, offers, availability, seasonal work, or announcements. Add an end date to limited-time offers and remove or update information when it changes.

A Forxample update adds content to your website, where it has its own URL. Social media posts are published separately, and how long they remain visible depends on the platform. A website page may be available over time, but that does not guarantee that search engines will show it. Compare websites with social platforms and marketplaces.