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Social media posting for contractors
Finished jobs, posted while you are on the next one.
What to post as a contractor
You do not need fancy content. These are easy, honest posts that show people what it is like to do business with you.
- Finished job photos, taken in good light
- Progress shots from the middle of a project
- The crew, the truck and the tools
- Before and after of the same space
- A materials choice, explained in one line
- A seasonal reminder, like gutters or deck sealing
Why Postin fits contractors
- You are on a job site, not at a desk, so posting has to run without you
- Photos you already take for records double as marketing
- You review each post first, so nothing with a street number or a customer's home goes out by accident
How it works
- Share an album. Pick the photos you are proud of.
- AI picks the best. It chooses photos and writes a short caption for each.
- You approve, it posts. You see every post a day ahead, and your Facebook and Instagram stay busy.
Questions
Should I show the address of a job?
Usually not. Crop out house numbers and skip any photo you are unsure about. You see every post before it goes out.
How many photos do I need?
Share a good album and Postin spreads the posts out over time. More photos means more variety.
Can I choose which photos get used?
You see each post a day ahead and can skip any of them.
Keep your pages busy while you work
Share your photos once. See every post before it goes out.
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