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Turn an Instagram caption into a proper Google Business Profile post. Right post type, right length, right call to action. An Instagram caption that does well on Instagram is close to the opposite of a good Google Business Profile post. Hashtag stacks, "link in bio", emoji, and vibes-over-specifics all work against you in local search. EchoPost rewrites the caption into a post that fits Google Business Profile: • Picks the right post type — What's new, Offer, or Event — from the content • Front-loads the message for the ~150–300 characters Google shows before "Read more" • Strips hashtags and Instagram-only phrasing like "link in bio" • Keeps phone numbers and links out of the body, where Google doesn't want them • Suggests a call-to-action button from Google's fixed set (Book, Order, Buy, Learn more, Sign up, Call) • Leaves a short note explaining its choices — e.g. that an Offer needs start and end dates How it works: 1. Paste your Instagram caption into the popup 2. Pick a tone — Informative, Friendly, or Promo 3. Click Rewrite for Google 4. Copy the result and paste it into your Google Business Profile Your last 20 rewrites are saved in the extension so you can come back to them. Free plan: 5 rewrites per month. That's the whole extension today — paste, rewrite, copy. No account, no Instagram login, no Google login required.
Sep 7, 2026
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