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# Publish photos to Google

Fresh, high-quality photos help your listing stand out and earn trust. Madison can publish photos from your [media library](/social/media-library.md) straight to your Google Business Profile.

## How it works

As part of its [optimizations](/local-seo/google-profile-optimizations.md), Madison suggests photos worth adding to your listing. **Approve** the ones you like and Madison posts them to Google for you, automatically filing each into the right Google photo category (such as *Interior*, *Food and drink*, or *Team*).

To keep your listing looking natural and active, Madison adds approved photos a **steady one per day** rather than all at once.

{% hint style="success" %}
Upload your best photos to the [media library](/social/media-library.md) so Madison has great options to suggest.
{% endhint %}


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