MBF Creative Marketing l Bunny Moore

06/18/2026

06/18/2026

Eeeek - this is the kind of stuff I get excited about! 🕺

One of my favorite things about being a Facebook partner is getting to take part in Facebook trainings and partner updates - so I’m getting updated education that will help my local business clients directly from the platform!

And yes, I know that sounds a little nerdy.

But this industry changes constantly.

Facebook changes.
Instagram changes.
Ads change.
Content changes.
The way local businesses show up online changes.

And I never want to be giving clients old advice, or have my team working from old information, when things literally change every single week.

Not even joking lol.

That’s why I love being in these trainings and partner conversations.

It helps me stay close to what’s changing so I can bring better answers, better direction, and more current best practices back to the businesses we support.

So tell me this - what have you been running into lately on Facebook, Instagram, ads, or your business pages?

Drop your questions below. I’d love to know what’s actually happening for local businesses right now so I can keep those questions in mind during upcoming trainings.

06/08/2026

Guess what guys, it’s official…

What we’ve been saying for a while now has officially been announced by Google - your social media business profiles aren’t just a nice to have, they absolutely impact your SEO and local visibility 🤯

Google lets you connect your social profiles right inside your Google Business Profile. That means your Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and other active profiles help Google AND your future customer find your business.

So if you own a local service business go do this now!

1. Go to your Google Business Profile
2. Click Edit profile
3. Go to Contact
4. Add the social profiles you actually use

Then make sure your social posts are giving the right information so they will be picked up by Google and other search engines.

If your posts say:
“Another job well done”
that doesn’t do anything for you.

But if your post says:
“Iron gate repair in Argyle after the wind bent the frame”

or

“Successful mobile car detailing in Keller for a full work truck interior cleanout”

or

“Assisted stretch session in Southlake for a runner dealing with tight hips”

now Google and your future customer can see what you do, where you do it, and what problem you solve.

That’s the part most people miss.

Your social media as a local service business or franchise isn’t there for getting likes. It helps people in your hyperlocal area who have never heard about you - find you - and that information when done correctly shows right up in Google search results, including under AI snippets 😉