Google Business Profile for florists
When someone types “florist near me” at eight on a Saturday, your Google listing decides whether they call. LocalQuiver keeps your hours, special opening times, description, phone and website right on Google, edited on one screen, with nothing sent until you’ve compared old with new.
Florist · Newark
How it works for florists
Peak-day hours, set ahead
Add special hours for Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day weekend and the run-up to Christmas in one go, plus the days you close for a well-earned rest. Google shows them, and so do your website and review page.
A description covering every service
Use Google’s 750 characters to mention weddings, sympathy flowers, workshops, corporate displays and your own local delivery in plain words, with the characters counted as you go. Only the fields you change are sent.
Services and attributes, ticked
Add your service names, link your Instagram and Facebook, and tick the yes-or-no attributes Google offers for your category. It’s the small print that helps someone choose between two flower shops on the same street.
A logo and cover that look right
Set your logo and cover photo on Google from the Brand kit, so the first image people see is a proper one, not a blurry shot of the van. The listing is re-read hourly, so edits made inside Google come back too.
You’re top 3 for “florist near me” across the centre of Newark. A few fresh reviews will push you out to the villages nearby.
Mother’s Day weekend at Marigold Street Flowers
Sunday opening, shown on Google in time
Tom and Ana at Marigold Street Flowers always open on Mother’s Day morning, but Google used to say they were closed. In early March, Ana added special hours for the Saturday and Sunday, saw the old and new side by side, and sent only that change. She updated the description too, adding workshops and corporate flowers. The website and review page showed the same Sunday hours without her touching either of them.
An illustration of how it works, not a real customer.
The film
Connect once with your own Google sign-in, update your description, phone, website, opening and holiday hours, services and social links on one screen, check old against new and send only the changes; your logo and cover photo come from your brand kit, and the listing is re-read hourly. It works the same way for florists.
Read the transcript
0:00Your Google Business Profile, kept right.
0:04Wrong opening hours on Google can send a customer to a locked door, or straight to someone else.
0:10Connect once, with your own Google sign-in. Then update your details on one screen: your description, phone and website, opening and holiday hours, services and social links.
0:22Before anything is sent, you see the old next to the new, and only the changes go to Google.
0:29Your logo and cover photo can be set from your brand kit, too.
0:33And your listing is re-read every hour, so changes made in Google flow back, and the same details keep your website and review page in step.
0:43So, from bank holidays to the summer break, what people see on Google is always right.
0:49LocalQuiver. Your marketing, sorted.
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What's included
- Special hours for Valentine’s, Mother’s Day and Christmas
- Normal opening hours, phone number and website link
- A 750-character description with a live count
- Service names and links to your social profiles
- The yes-or-no attributes Google offers for your category
- Logo and cover photo from your Brand kit
- A confirm screen showing old and new before sending
More for florists
Not from this screen, which looks after your listing’s details. The Social Agent can post your five-star review cards to your Google profile, though, so fresh praise appears there alongside your hours and photos without any extra work.
That’s fine. LocalQuiver re-reads your listing every hour, so changes made in Google show up in LocalQuiver, and on your website and review page, without you doing anything twice. Whichever way you edit, everything ends up saying the same thing.
No. You connect it with your own Google sign-in, and you can withdraw access at any time. Nothing changes until you’ve seen the confirm screen, and only the fields you edited are sent. Your name, address, map pin and categories stay with Google.
Book a free chat and we'll show you how it would work for your florist, set up and running for you.