How to Use Gemini’s New Business Landing Page for Small Business Owners

Small business owners already use Gemini to brainstorm products, reply to reviews, and check performance. On October 20, 2026, Google added a dedicated business landing page inside the Gemini app. This hub gathers brand building, finance analysis, and customer insights in one place.

The rollout began in the following days for all Gemini app users worldwide. Larger organisations that need admin controls can still look at the separate Gemini for business offering.

What the business landing page includes

The landing page acts as a central starting point. From it you can:

• Define and reuse your brand style
• Generate on-brand visuals with Nano Banana 2.1
• Turn spreadsheets, receipts, and purchase records into charts and interactive models
• Connect Google Business Profile, Google Ads, and Google Workspace
• Link third-party apps including Adobe, Canva, Dropbox, Shopify, Wix, Zoho, and Xero

Google said tens of millions of small business owners already use Gemini for day-to-day tasks. The new hub is meant to reduce the time spent switching between tools.

Set up your brand style once

Upload your website, brand kit, fonts, or colour palettes. Gemini stores the style. Later image requests reuse those guidelines instead of requiring you to attach the same files every time.

When you ask for product launch images or campaign assets, Nano Banana 2.1 applies the saved style. The result is consistent visual output without repeated uploads.

Steps to add brand style

1. Open the Gemini app and go to the business landing page (availability depends on the gradual rollout).
2. Locate the brand style section.
3. Upload your website URL, brand kit files, font files, or colour values.
4. Confirm the style is saved.
5. Test with a simple prompt such as “Create a social post image for our new product using the saved brand style.”

Review every generated image before you publish it. Style consistency does not guarantee factual accuracy in the content of the graphic.

Connect the apps you already use

Gemini can now reach into the tools that hold your real business data.

Google services

• Google Business Profile (reviews, Search and Maps performance)
• Google Ads (campaign results)
• Google Workspace (documents, sheets, mail, calendar)

Third-party apps

• Adobe and Canva (design assets)
• Dropbox (file storage)
• Shopify and Wix (store and website data)
• Zoho and Xero (accounting and records)

After you authorise the connections, you can ask questions that reference live data. For example, request a summary of last month’s Google Business Profile impressions or ask Gemini to draft a reply to a recent review in your brand voice.

Get financial insights from messy records

Upload or point Gemini at spreadsheets, scanned receipts, or purchase records. The app converts them into clear graphics and interactive models. You receive plain-language explanations instead of raw numbers.

This is useful when you do not have a dedicated bookkeeper. Always cross-check the output against the original files before you make decisions.

Practical prompts to try

Once the features appear in your account, these prompts map directly to the announced capabilities:

• “Using the saved brand style, generate three social media images for our weekend promotion.”
• “Connect to my Google Business Profile and summarise this month’s direction requests and review themes.”
• “Turn the attached receipts and sales spreadsheet into a simple monthly revenue chart and highlight any unusual items.”
• “Draft a reply to the latest one-star review in our brand voice.”

Tips for small business owners

• Check the business landing page daily for the first week after the rollout reaches you. Features appear gradually.
• Start with brand style and one high-value connection (Google Business Profile or your accounting app).
• Keep original files handy so you can verify any financial graphic.
• For teams that need shared access and governance, evaluate the separate Gemini for business product instead of the consumer app.

Related reading on this site

If you have been following Gemini updates, see our earlier guide on how to get the new Gemini overlay design on Android.

Sources

• Google Blog: New Gemini tools for small business owners (October 20, 2026). https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/products/gemini-app/new-tools-small-business-owners/