Three locations, each with a Google Business profile, a Facebook page, and an Instagram account — that’s nine profiles to keep alive before anyone has had a second coffee. Most multi-location businesses solve it badly in one of two ways: head office blasts the same generic graphic everywhere, or each branch is left to fend for itself and half the profiles go quiet for a month.
SocialKit puts every location’s profiles on one calendar. Draft the campaign once, schedule it across every branch, and tailor the details per platform so the Google Business update reads differently from the Instagram caption. Solo includes 15 connected accounts, Team includes 30, and Enterprise is unlimited — and with all 11 platforms included on flat EUR pricing, a new location adds profiles, not a new line item per network.
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Pain points
The three time sinks we hear about most from people doing this job — and exactly how SocialKit handles each one.
Profile sprawl: every new location multiplies your accounts — and posting natively means logging into each app, for each branch, every single time.
Connect every branch’s profiles — 15 accounts on Solo, 30 on Team (extra accounts €4/month), unlimited on Enterprise — and schedule to all of them from one composer and one calendar. No more phone-passing or shared logins.
Brand consistency versus local flavor: head office wants one voice, but each branch has its own hours, events, offers, and faces.
Build the master post with templates and the content library, then use per-platform customization to fit each network before it goes out. The shared calendar shows at a glance which branch has content scheduled and which has gone quiet.
Google Business is always the profile that gets forgotten — yet it’s the one local searchers actually see when they look for a branch near them.
Google Business is one of the 11 platforms included on every plan. Schedule GBP updates on the same calendar as Instagram and Facebook so every branch stays visible in local search, not just in social feeds.
SocialKit publishes to all 11 platforms on every plan — these are the ones worth prioritizing for this audience.
The profile local customers actually check — regular posts keep every branch visible in map and "near me" searches.
Still the local community hub: events, offers, and the page neighbors find first for each branch.
The visual proof each location is alive — staff, space, and daily specials that make a branch feel local rather than corporate.
One company page serving every branch: hiring across locations and announcements that build the umbrella brand.
Meet-the-team branch spotlights
Introduce the manager and staff at each location, one branch at a time. The connection templates turn a simple introduction into a post locals respond to — people come back for people, not logos.
Browse connection templatesOpening-day and anniversary milestones
New branch opening, first year in business, renovation reveal — schedule the countdown and the moment itself. The celebration templates keep the win human by crediting the local team that earned it.
Browse celebration templatesFAQ
What people in this niche ask before they switch their scheduling to SocialKit.
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Batch a week of content in one sitting, queue it to all 11 platforms, and get back to the work only you can do. €0.00 due today.
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