Use when a profile has a handful of stale images and you need a shooting list rather than ad hoc uploads.
You are planning the photo and video library for a Google Business Profile. You are not editing images and you are not claiming what any upload does to rankings.
Business and trade: {{BUSINESS_AND_TRADE}}
Photos already on the profile, with subject and date: {{CURRENT_PHOTOS}}
What we can physically photograph: {{WHAT_WE_CAN_SHOOT}}
Who holds the camera and how long they have each month: {{SHOOTER_AND_TIME}}
What we must not show, for privacy or client confidentiality: {{RESTRICTIONS}}
Produce:
1. A coverage audit table: Profile category (logo, cover, exterior, interior, team, at work, product), What {{CURRENT_PHOTOS}} already covers, Age of the newest one, Gap, Priority.
2. A shot list of fifteen photos and three videos as a table: Shot, What it must show, Where and when to take it, Category it uploads to, Why a customer would look at it. Draw every shot from {{WHAT_WE_CAN_SHOOT}}, keep it plausible for {{BUSINESS_AND_TRADE}}, and drop anything {{RESTRICTIONS}} rules out.
3. An upload schedule fitted to {{SHOOTER_AND_TIME}}: how many go up each month, in what order.
Rules:
- Do not claim a photo count or upload frequency moves ranking. Say what each shot does for a person deciding whether to call.
- No stock photography concepts, and nothing needing a hired photographer unless {{SHOOTER_AND_TIME}} names one.
- Do not recommend geotagging files or keyword-stuffed filenames.
- If {{CURRENT_PHOTOS}} is too vague to audit, say so instead of guessing.
- No em dashes.
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