Social media
Social media
You send the photos of the job. We make sure they get posted.
Most trades have a phone full of finished jobs and a Facebook page that last posted in March. This fixes that. You send the pictures as you go, we write the post in your voice and put it out on Facebook and Instagram, so the page a homeowner checks before they ring looks like a business that is busy.
A normal week
You send the photos. This is what goes out.
The job is the content. A finished boiler, a tidy fuse board, a before and after. You send them on WhatsApp when you have a minute, and the week looks like this.
Day
Where
What
From
Monday
Google Business Profile
A finished job, three lines, the town named
Your photo
Tuesday
Facebook page
The same job, written for neighbours, with the review if there is one
Your photo
Wednesday
Before and after, or the van on the drive
Your photo
Thursday
Google Business Profile
A question people ask before they ring, answered plainly
Your answer
Friday
Facebook and Instagram
A review from this week, with your thanks
A real review
Any day
All three
A job you are proud of, the day you finish it
Your photo
Nothing goes out that you have not seen. Every post is scheduled from real photos of real jobs. No stock images, no made-up captions, no invented offers.
Why bother
It is not about followers.
A trade business does not need an audience. It needs three things from social media, and this does them.
The profile stays alive
Google reads recent posts on your Business Profile as a sign the business is active. A profile with a post a week ranks better than one that went quiet in 2023.
The homeowner who checks
Most people look at your Facebook page before they ring. A page with last week’s job on it says you are busy and real. An empty one says the opposite.
The AI answers have something to quote
Google’s AI Overview and ChatGPT pull from recent, specific content. A post that says boiler installed in Porthcawl on Tuesday is exactly that.
Reviews get seen twice
A Google review is read once. Posted on your page with your thanks it is read by everyone who follows you, and it prompts the next one.
It costs you a photo
Ten seconds on the job, one WhatsApp. The writing, scheduling and checking is ours. That is the whole ask.
Counted like everything else
Profile views, calls and direction requests from Google, and enquiries that came in after a post, on the monthly report.
What's included
What the posting service covers.
Want your work posted?
Is it for you?
Who it suits.
What's in it
What you get, and what you do not.
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