The Business page holds everything your Oddling knows about you. It writes from this and nothing else. You can edit it any time and it takes the update immediately.
Worth getting right
- Services — write them the way a customer would say them. Your Oddling quotes this directly, so "cater food" reads awkwardly where "catering for private parties and events" reads well.
- Who you serve — be specific. "Homeowners in the east valley" beats "everyone".
- What makes you different — this is where your real selling points belong. If it is not here, your Oddling is not allowed to claim it.
- Brand tone — three or four adjectives is plenty.
- Marketing goal — what you actually want more of.
Where you post
Tick the platforms you actually use and your Oddling writes for those only. Leave it empty and it picks whatever suits the idea, which is fine at first but means you will occasionally get a TikTok concept when you have never opened TikTok.
This is not the same as connecting an account. Your Oddling still cannot post for you — you copy the text across. These picks decide which integration is worth building first.