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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2026 · 9 MIN

How a Local Florist Uses Google Maps to Beat Flower Delivery Apps

from The Local Marketing Podcast with Fexingo: Small Business, Google Maps, and Local SEO · host Fexingo

In this episode of The Local Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into how a small-town florist in Portland, Oregon, uses Google Maps to compete against national flower delivery apps like 1-800-Flowers. They break down the specific strategy of using Google Maps Updates to share real-time inventory photos, seasonal arrangements, and same-day delivery offers directly on the listing. Lucas explains how the florist's weekly 'Fresh Cut Friday' posts drive foot traffic and phone orders, while Luna highlights the clever use of attributes like 'Wheelchair accessible' and 'Women-owned' to build trust. They also discuss why Google Maps Q&A is a hidden gem for florists, with examples of how the shop answers bouquet customization questions. The episode closes with a look at how local businesses can use Google Maps Insights to measure the impact of each post. Perfect for small business owners tired of paying high commissions to delivery apps and wanting to own their local search presence. #GoogleMaps #LocalSEO #SmallBusinessMarketing #FloristMarketing #GoogleMapsUpdates #LocalBusiness #GoogleMyBusiness #SameDayDelivery #FlowerDelivery #LocalSearch #PortlandOregon #FreshCutFriday #MapsInsights #BusinessPodcast #MarketingPodcast #FexingoBusiness #LocalMarketing #Fexingo Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

In this episode of The Local Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into how a small-town florist in Portland, Oregon, uses Google Maps to compete against national flower delivery apps like 1-800-Flowers. They break down the specific strategy of using Google Maps Updates to share real-time inventory photos, seasonal arrangements, and same-day delivery offers directly on the listing. Lucas explains how the florist's weekly 'Fresh Cut Friday' posts drive foot traffic and phone orders, while Luna highlights the clever use of attributes like 'Wheelchair accessible' and 'Women-owned' to build trust. They also discuss why Google Maps Q&A is a hidden gem for florists, with examples of how the shop answers bouquet customization questions. The episode closes with a look at how local businesses can use Google Maps Insights to measure the impact of each post. Perfect for small business owners tired of paying high commissions to delivery apps and wanting to own their local search presence. #GoogleMaps #LocalSEO #SmallBusinessMarketing #FloristMarketing #GoogleMapsUpdates #LocalBusiness #GoogleMyBusiness #SameDayDelivery #FlowerDelivery #LocalSearch #PortlandOregon #FreshCutFriday #MapsInsights #BusinessPodcast #MarketingPodcast #FexingoBusiness #LocalMarketing #Fexingo Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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