Is this the same as your Meta ads service?
No, and they are not interchangeable. This page is organic management: your own profiles and your own audience, with no ad spend and nothing bid on. Meta ads is paid distribution, where money buys you in front of people who have never heard of you.
Organic keeps you credible to the people already checking you out. Paid goes and finds new ones. If you can only fund one and you need the phone to ring this quarter, the honest answer is usually search or ads first, and this alongside.
How many posts a month do I get?
It depends on how much real material your business produces, and we set the cadence against that. Promising a fixed number just means padding it later.
For one construction client we run a post a month to Facebook and to the Google Business Profile, tied to whether a review landed that month. If their review volume were higher we would run weekly. A busy trade with a phone full of job photos can hold a much faster rhythm than a builder finishing four large projects a year, and pretending otherwise is how a feed ends up full of filler.
Do I have to send you photos?
Yes. This is the one part we cannot do from here, and it is the part that decides whether the feed looks like your business or like a stock library.
A phone camera is genuinely fine. Shoot the driveway before you start, shoot it when you are done, shoot the crew on site. We will tell you exactly what to grab and we handle everything after that.
Will this bring me leads?
Not on its own, and anyone selling organic social to a local trade as a lead firehose is selling you the wrong thing.
This is a trust and recall layer. Someone gets your name from a neighbor, looks you up, and decides in about ten seconds whether you look like a real operating business. A live feed of recent work answers that. It also means that when your name comes up months later, it is already familiar.
The calls themselves come from search, from the map and from ads. If that is what you need first, say so and we will point you at the right page, wherever that turns out to be.
Which platforms do you post to?
Facebook and Instagram for most trades, because that is where local homeowners are, and your Google Business Profile, which is the one nearly everybody forgets is a posting surface at all. LinkedIn when the work is commercial.
We would rather run two profiles properly than six badly, so we will tell you which ones are worth the effort for your trade and leave the rest alone.
Does posting to my Google Business Profile help my ranking?
Google has never confirmed profile posts as a ranking factor, so we are not going to tell you they are.
What they do is give a searcher standing on your profile something recent to read, with your service named and your town named in it, at the exact moment they are deciding whether to tap the call button. A profile with nothing posted since 2021 answers that question badly.
I already post sometimes. Does that get in the way?
Not at all, and please keep doing it. Your own unpolished post from the back of the truck usually beats anything we make.
Our job is the floor, not the ceiling: the steady rhythm that keeps running through your busy season when you have not opened Facebook in six weeks. Anything you post on top of that is a bonus.
Do I own the accounts and the content?
Yes. We get access to your pages rather than building you inside ours, so your name is on them and nothing has to be transferred if you leave.
The graphics, the captions and the templates we make for you are yours to keep. On the way out we come off the permissions list and the profiles carry on sitting exactly where they already were.