The posts you've been meaning to write get written.
Your business page last posted eight months ago. You know it. You feel it every time you remember it, right before a customer walks in and you forget again.
Here's the fix: you send us photos from the job site or the shop. We turn them into posts your neighbors actually see and share. You go back to work.
Nobody opened a business to run a Facebook page.
You opened it to fix cars, or pour drinks, or mow lawns, or cut hair. The page was supposed to be easy. Then the busy season hit, and the page went quiet, and now there's a pumpkin patch photo from last October sitting at the top of it while you serve customers every single day.
The problem is that in a small town, that quiet page is doing the talking for you. When someone new moves in and asks Facebook where to go, the business that posted this week looks open, busy, and worth trying. The business that posted last fall looks like it might not even be around anymore. You know you're around. They don't.
We take the page off your plate entirely. The posts get planned ahead, written in your voice, and published on schedule through your busiest months, because your busiest months are exactly when new customers are deciding who to call. You'll notice it's handled. Your customers will just notice you.
What you actually get.
Not a posting quota. A page that finally sounds like your business and never goes dark.
Posts written and published for you
You text us photos from the job site, the kitchen, or the counter. We write the post, schedule it, and publish it. Your only job is the photo, and even that's optional some weeks.
A calendar planned ahead
Seasonal pushes, promotions, and the everyday posts get mapped out in advance, so the right message fires at the right time without you thinking about it once.
Your voice, not a template
No recycled graphics with your logo dropped in. Posts about your actual work, your actual people, and your actual town. The kind neighbors recognize and share.
The places neighbors actually look
Facebook, Instagram, and your Google Business Profile, kept current together. When someone checks whether you're open and worth calling, every answer says yes.
How the month actually runs.
The month gets planned before it starts
Seasonal pushes, promotions, and the everyday posts go on the calendar ahead of time. You see the plan, not a daily scramble.
You text photos when you have them
A job site, a plate leaving the kitchen, a new hire's first day. We turn them into posts in your voice. No photos this week? We've got the calendar covered anyway.
You see what ran, in plain English
What went out, what your neighbors responded to, and what we're changing next month. No dashboard homework, no jargon.
Posting isn't the same as marketing.
Anyone can fill a feed. The work that gets you customers is quieter: posting where your actual customers look, keeping your Google Business Profile as current as your Facebook page, and saying no to the platform of the week when your buyers aren't on it.
That's why we don't sell a posts-per-week package and walk away. We manage the whole picture, so the neighbor who checks whether you're open, worth calling, and still in business gets the same answer everywhere: yes.
Proof it works.
“Nate has been great helping me with posts for my business. He has a lot of creative ideas, that really grab potential clients attention. He excels at making posts that stand out from the rest of the herd. I also will send him ideas occasionally and he runs with them and shoots me back what I need expediently. I have sent him quite a few referrals and he has helped all of them grow their business’ exponentially. If you want someone, who is reasonably priced, knowledgeable, and competent, Nate is your guy!”
Stop feeling guilty about the page.
Marketing Main Street writes and posts the social media for small businesses across central Iowa from Stuart. Tell us what your weeks look like and we'll tell you exactly how we'd keep your page alive without adding a single thing to your list. The first conversation is free and useful either way.
Let's talk