Put your Contact Hub where customers already look

Your Contact Hub works best when it is added anywhere a customer might need a quick way to call, text, book, get directions, or contact your business.
1

Google Business Profile

Add your Contact Hub link to your website field, appointment link, or other available action link if it fits your setup. This gives searchers one clean page with the actions that matter most.

Use it here:
  • Website link
  • Appointment or booking link
  • Business description when appropriate
  • Google Posts as a call-to-action destination
2

Your website

Add the Contact Hub anywhere visitors may need a faster path to action. It works especially well on mobile and helps simplify busy websites.

Good spots:
  • Header or top navigation
  • Contact page
  • Homepage call-to-action button
  • Footer contact section
  • Mobile sticky contact button
3

Email signature

Add a short link in your email signature so anyone who receives your email can instantly contact, book, or find your business without searching again.

Example wording:
Contact us: your Contact Hub link
Quick access to call, directions, booking, and more
4

Text messages and chat replies

Use your Contact Hub link in text conversations, WhatsApp replies, follow-ups, and customer support messages when you want to give someone all contact options in one place.

5

Social media profiles and posts

Add the link to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, and other profile bios or posts so visitors have a clean next step instead of hunting for contact details.

6

QR codes for offline use

QR codes work best when someone sees your business on a desktop screen, printed material, front counter, package insert, or sign and wants to open the same contact hub on their phone.

Good QR code placements:
  • Reception desk or checkout counter
  • Window sign or door sticker
  • Flyers, postcards, menus, and brochures
  • Product packaging or bag inserts
  • Desktop website pages where users may want to continue on mobile

Quick setup tips

  • Use the same Contact Hub link everywhere
  • Keep the featured action aligned with your main goal
  • Test the page on mobile before sharing
  • Make sure phone, website, and booking links are correct
  • Premium works best if after-hours routing is configured

Where it helps most

Contact Hub is most useful when customers may need a quick next step without reading your full site or listing.

  • Local search visitors
  • Mobile users
  • After-hours traffic
  • Social profile visitors
  • Email and text recipients

Simple rule

Anywhere a customer might stop and wonder what to do next, add your Contact Hub link there.

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