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Your crew is already filming the content.

Every job produces material that would sell the next one, and almost none of it gets posted. The work is not inventing content, it is collecting what already exists and putting it out consistently.

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What this fixes.

  1. 01

    It gets posted when someone remembers

    Three posts in a week, then nothing for a month. The algorithm reads that the same way a customer does, as someone who is not really there.

  2. 02

    The good footage never leaves the phone

    The before and after that would close the next bid is in a foreman's camera roll, along with the rest of the year.

  3. 03

    Messages sit unanswered

    A question in the comments or a message on a Saturday is a lead. Treated as a notification, it becomes someone else's job.

What is included.

  • A calendar you approve

    Planned ahead and sent for approval before anything publishes. Nothing goes out with your name on it that you have not seen.

  • Short video from your own footage

    Cut and captioned from what the crew already films. Demo, rough-in, reveal. It is the closest thing most trades have to a showroom.

  • Posts that come from the work

    Finished jobs by neighborhood, seasonal reminders, the question customers keep asking. Specific to your market, not stock captions.

  • Replies and comment handling

    Questions answered while the person is still interested, and anything that smells like a job handed to you the same day.

  • Content that feeds the rest

    The same footage becomes project pages, review requests and ad creative. One collection effort, four uses.

What to expect, and when.

  1. Week 1

    How the footage gets to us, which platforms are worth your time, and the first calendar.

  2. Month 1

    Consistent posting starts. The first month is about rhythm, not reach: publishing on schedule is what everything else depends on.

  3. Months 2 to 3

    The formats that work in your market become clear, and the material starts feeding pages and ads as well as the feed.

Questions.

Does social media actually bring contractors work?

Directly, sometimes. Indirectly, always. It is what makes a stranger pick you from three names they got from a neighbor, and it is where the proof lives when someone checks you out before calling.

What do we have to do?

Film. Badly is fine. A phone in a pocket at the job site is the whole ask, and we handle the cut, the caption, the calendar and the replies.

Which platforms?

The ones your customers use, which for most home services is a shorter list than you would think. We would rather do two properly than five badly.

Where we run it.

The rest of what we run

Who we run it for