Social media for electricians, one hour a month
Most electricians are too busy on jobs to post. You don't need to be a marketer. You need real photos of your work and one hour a month. Here's the routine, plus a free shot list and post ideas for electrical work.
Free: the Electrical photo shot list
Two minutes on every job. Ask the homeowner first, and never show the address.
- An old, crowded panel next to the clean new one
- A finished lighting or ceiling fan install
- An EV charger, mounted and labeled
- Neat wiring in progress
- Your truck on the job, with no customer address showing
Post ideas homeowners like
- What it means when a breaker keeps tripping
- GFCI outlets: where they belong and how to test them
- Signs your panel needs a look
- Why outdoor outlets are a job for a pro
By season
- Fall: outdoor and holiday lighting done safely
- Winter: space heater safety, generator hookups
- Spring: surge protection before storm season
- Summer: ceiling fans and making sure AC circuits can handle the load
The one-hour-a-month routine
- All month: drop your best job photos into a "To post" album on your phone.
- Once a month: give a free AI tool (ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini) your photos and a few words about each job. Have it draft 8 posts in your voice, then edit every one so it sounds like you. Keep hashtags to three or fewer, like #[YourTown]Electrician.
- Schedule the next four weeks: Facebook and Instagram in Meta Business Suite, Google posts in your Google Business Profile. Both are free. Meta schedules up to 29 days ahead.
Keep it honest
- Only real photos of your real work. No stock or AI-made pictures passed off as your jobs.
- No fake reviews or testimonials. Ask before sharing a customer's words.
- Google posts: no phone numbers or emails in the text. Use the Call now button.
- Posting keeps your profile looking alive. It won't, by itself, move you up in Google's rankings.
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