Business Content

In the Content area of the editor there are options for managing various business resources. These options provide essential tools and information such as Business Info, Business Text, Business Images, and a Find and Replace option. These resources are designed to streamline the process of adding and managing content on your site, though their use is optional.

These resources can also be used for Dynamic Business Content. For detailed information, see Dynamic Content: Business Info, Text, and Images.

Business Info

The Business Info area is where the core of the businesses information is stored, for instance the business name, type, address, and phone number. The button to sync with a Google Business Profile can be found here as well.

Add or Edit Information

To add or edit information:

1. In the side panel, click CMS.

2. Click Business Info.

The following fields are available:

• Business name.

• Business type (if enabled, will be used for Local Business Schema).

• Business logo.

• Address (additional locations can be added, see the section in this article Add Additional Locations).

  • Location name.

  • Location address. The address needs to be selected from the list that populates.

  • Hide location. If your business does not have a physical storefront, enable the My business doesn’t have a physical store front toggle. Note that this hides the location's street address, postal code, and geo coordinates only in the site’s schema.

• Area Served. Enter the city, county, state, or region that you offer services in, using the check boxes to select multiple areas (maximum of 20 service areas). This is relevant for businesses that provide products or services at a customer’s location, either instead of, or in addition to, a physical storefront. For example, a customer visits a flooring store to pick out new carpet, and an employee later installs it in the customer’s home.

  • If your business has multiple physical locations, you can only add up to 20 service areas for the primary location. This is because you can only create schema for the primary location in Website Builder.

• Phone Number.

• Email.

• Social Icons. To add social accounts, click on the desired social's icon. The social's site is already populated by default, on the unique account identifier will need to be typed or pasted in. For example with Facebook, if the account's URL is www.facebook.com/mybusiness, only mybusiness needs to be entered into the field.

  Note there is a 200 character limit for this field. If your link is over this limit, try removing parameters to shorten it.

• Business Hours.

• Additional Schema Fields.

Some of this information will be available to be used when used with relevant widgets.

Local Business Schema

Enable Local Business Schema to increase your site’s chances of showing up in rich search results. For detailed information, see Schema Markup.

Google Business Profile

Connect a Google Business Profile to keep business info synced everywhere. For detailed information, see Connect and Sync Your Google Business Profile.

Add Additional Locations

To add additional locations:

1. In the side panel, click CMS.

2. Click Business Info.

3. Click More Actions.

4. Click Add Another Location.

Business Text

Business text is where additional information about the business can be stored. There are built in fields and the option to add custom ones.

The information here can be connected to elements on the site using Connected Data. This can assist with having one source of truth to ensure the site shows the most accurate and up-to-date content without having to review and replace the information throughout the site. For details on Connected Data, see Dynamic Content: Business Info, Text, and Images.

The About Us field can also be used for Local Business Schema. For detailed information, see Schema Markup.

To add additional fields:

1. In the side panel, click CMS.

2. Click Business Text.

3. Click Add Another Text.

Business Images

Business Images can be used for Local Business Schema (the first 5 images) as well as connected to elements on the site using Connected Data. This can assist with having one source of truth to ensure the site shows the most up-to-date images without having to review and replace the image throughout the site.

For details on Connected Data, see Dynamic Content: Business Info, Text, and Images.

Note that all images uploaded to business images (not just business images used on the canvas) appear in the alt text manager.