Before + After
Take a photo before you start and another from roughly the same angle when you're finished. Add a sentence or two about what the customer needed and what changed.
Not sure what to post? Start here.
You don't need to post every day or constantly come up with something new. Here are 15 simple content ideas based on things already happening inside your business.
Pick one. Make the post. Come back when you need another idea.
You already have content happening around you every day. Start with the work you're already doing.
Take a photo before you start and another from roughly the same angle when you're finished. Add a sentence or two about what the customer needed and what changed.
Don't wait until everything looks perfect. Share a photo or short video from the middle of the job and explain what your team is working on.
Give people a quick behind-the-scenes look at a part of your process that usually happens out of sight.
What do you use all the time? Show it and explain in simple terms what it helps you do.
Pick a recent job that had something different about it. What did the customer call you about? What did you find? What did you end up doing?
You answer questions and solve problems every day. Some of that knowledge can become great content.
If you've answered the same question over and over, there's a good chance other homeowners are wondering the same thing.
What's something you regularly see that homeowners tend to put off until it becomes a bigger problem?
What's something customers commonly believe about your service or trade that isn't quite true? Explain it simply.
What should homeowners be thinking about right now based on the season? Keep it practical and specific to your trade.
Share one or two things a professional notices when looking at a problem that a homeowner might not think about.
People want to know who they're inviting into their home. Give them a chance to know the people behind the business.
Skip the corporate mission statement. What actually made you decide to start doing this?
Use a real photo. Share who they are, what they do, and one small thing about them outside of work.
Old truck, first job, first shop, old uniform, one-person crew, whatever you have. Show where you started compared with where the business is today.
Funny, difficult, weird, rewarding or just memorable. Tell people what happened and why you still remember it.
After however long you've been doing this, what still makes you feel good about doing a great job for someone?
Your content doesn't always have to sell something.
Show your work.
Share what you know.
Let people get to know you.
That's a pretty good place to start.
That's okay too. I help home service businesses turn the work they're already doing into social media content that helps people get familiar with the business and the people behind it.