Plan social posts on a Content Calendar and review website changes one at a time
Social posts now have a Content Calendar you can drag posts around on, and Jessica can schedule them for you by text. You can also review AI website changes one at a time and ask for a rework before anything goes live.
A Content Calendar for social posts, with scheduling by text
What changed: Social & Google has a new Content Calendar with a month view and a week view. You can drag a post to a new day or drag an AI draft onto a date to approve and schedule it, and Jessica can schedule posts when you text her. The daily social recap can also come by email, with every comment and drafted reply in full.
Why it matters: You can see a month of posting at once and fill empty days before they go by without a post.
How to try it: In Command Center, open Social & Google, then Posts, or text Jessica something like "schedule the water heater post for Thursday".
Review AI website changes one at a time and ask for a rework
What changed: When our AI suggests a group of website changes, you can split them up, approve each one separately, and write a note asking the AI to redo a specific change before it publishes. You only approve changes to wording visitors see. Behind-the-scenes SEO changes publish on their own.
Why it matters: Nothing on your website changes wording without your yes, and you don't have to approve or reject a whole batch over one line you don't like.
How to try it: Open the next website change email from us, or the review card in Command Center, and pick a single change to approve or rework.
More you can ask Jessica by text
What changed: Jessica can now tell you how many people visited your website this week, add a screenshot or team photo you text her to your website, and set your logo or a photo as your Google Business Profile cover.
Why it matters: You get answers and updates in the same text thread you already use, without logging in.
How to try it: Text Jessica "how many website visits did I get this week" or send a photo with "put this on my About page".