
Scheduling a week in one sitting
For busy owners: batch a week of posts and get back to work.
Read moreYour work is your best advert. Snap the finished job, write a line about it and schedule it for later, when you are off the tools.
You are out on jobs all day, and most of your customers find you locally or by word of mouth. A Facebook Page that has not been updated in months can put people off, but keeping it current comes a long way behind the day's work.

Upload job photos to the media library when you get a minute.
Write several posts in one sitting, with AI starting the captions.
Plan posts around the times of year when your customers need you.
Whoever does the admin can schedule posts, using ideas from the team.
Get customers' permission before posting pictures of their homes, and avoid showing house numbers, car registrations or anything else that could identify them. Make sure that any claims about your qualifications or accreditations are true and current.
General information only, not legal advice. See our guide to UK rules for social media marketing and Acceptable Use Policy.

For busy owners: batch a week of posts and get back to work.
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Swap last-minute posting for a calendar you can see and change.
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Start with an AI draft plan, then review it and schedule the posts.
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Multiple brands in one workspace, and switch between workspaces as you need to.

Keep menus, events and opening hours in front of local customers.

Show off new stock and seasonal offers, without daily posting pressure.