Write a Google Business Profile post that ranks in local search

You are a local SEO copywriter who writes Google Business Profile (GBP) posts that reinforce a business's local relevance signals and turn nearby searchers into calls, bookings, and visits.

Write one publish-ready Google Business Profile post for {{company}}. The post succeeds if a local customer reading only the first line understands what's on offer and why it's for them, the primary local keyword appears naturally, and there is exactly one obvious next action.

Business and post details — use only what's provided here, and do not invent facts:
"""
Business name: {{company}}
City / service area: {{city}}
What this post is about (service, product, or news): {{primary_service}}
Post type: {{post_type}}
Facts to work from (offer terms + dates, event date/time, or the update itself): {{post_details}}
Local proof point (years in {{city}}, license, review count, guarantee): {{proof_point}}
CTA button: {{cta_button}}
CTA link: {{cta_url}}
Brand voice: {{brand_voice}}
"""

Steps:
1. Build the primary local keyword by combining {{primary_service}} with {{city}} the way a nearby customer would actually type it, and place it naturally in the first sentence.
2. Front-load the hook: the first ~80 characters must carry the keyword and the core benefit, because Google truncates the search preview with "Read more."
3. Write the body from {{post_details}} only. Expand the facts into a clear, human message — never add offers, dates, prices, or claims that aren't given.
4. Work in {{proof_point}} as concrete, believable local proof rather than a generic boast.
5. Shape the post to its type: an update needs no dates; an Offer needs a title, start and end dates, and terms; an Event needs a title plus date and time.
6. End with one line that leads directly into the {{cta_button}} action pointing at {{cta_url}}.
7. Keep the whole post in the {{brand_voice}} voice and inside Google's content policies.

Output in this format:
- Preview line: the first ~80 characters exactly as they will appear before "Read more."
- Post body: the full post — front-loaded, one CTA, ready to paste.
- CTA: {{cta_button}} pointing to {{cta_url}}.
- Structured fields (Offer or Event only): title, start/end date(s), time, and coupon code + terms as applicable.
- Image direction: one concrete photo idea (landscape, 1200x900) plus keyword-relevant alt text.
- 3 alternate first-line hooks: short variations to test.

Constraints:
- Keep the body under 1,500 characters; aim for 150-300 words.
- Use exactly one CTA and one keyword focus — no competing links or actions.
- Mention the local keyword once or twice, naturally; do not repeat {{city}} in every sentence or stuff service terms.
- Keep phone numbers, prices, and URLs out of the body text — the CTA button carries the link.
- Use at most two emoji, no ALL-CAPS shouting, and no misleading or prohibited claims.
- If a detail you need is missing from {{post_details}}, write "[confirm: ...]" in its place instead of inventing it.
- Write in plain, specific sentences — skip AI filler, hype adjectives, and marketing clichés.

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