Article Content:
Overview:
Your automation-powered Local SEO engine.
Set a posting Frequency, and Rebolt will periodically prompt you for a quick photo + brief description.
With a single reply, Rebolt publishes to your connected channels and automatically creates a Project page on your site using those photos, continuously adding fresh, locally relevant content with almost no effort.
Drafts: Work-in-progress posts awaiting edits.
Published: Posts already live across your connected platforms.
Posting On Your Social Media Channels:
Set Frequency in Social Media → Settings (e.g., multiple times per week).
Receive a Rebolt prompt asking for a photo and short description.
Reply once with the image and a brief caption (Description).
Rebolt publishes to your connected channels (e.g., Facebook, Google Business Profile, Instagram).
Rebolt creates a Project page on your website with those photos.
Why it matters: This rhythm signals recency to Google, strengthens “service + city” relevance, and gives prospects credible proof of recent work without adding work to your week.
Tip for captions: include the service + city (e.g., “Fence staining in Abilene, TX”) and 1–2 results‑oriented details.
Drafts:
Cards show your image preview and Caption (Description) with a timestamp.
You can delete drafts if needed.
Published:
A running log of what’s live across your connected accounts. Use it to confirm distribution, keep messaging consistent, and learn which post styles perform best.
Create a Post :
Click Start a new post.
This will trigger an SMS to your phone, where you can respond with your photos and a brief description
Pro Tips:
Favor authentic, well‑lit project photos (before/after when possible).
Post regularly, having consistency with your social media channels and project pages will increase your chances of getting found through Local SEO.
Keep captions concise and value‑driven; include service + city for local relevance.
Use strong visuals on your site’s Project pages and in the Blog.
Note that the project post on your Google Business Profile will only contain the first photo that you upload, so be strategic with the photo order!

