Regular posts for your business pages, written for you
We write the posts for your Facebook and other business pages, you approve each one, and your pages stay active without taking your time.
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Social Media Posts is a service for owners who know they should post on their business pages but never have time. We write a regular mix of useful tips, jobs you have done and seasonal reminders, and you approve every post. The photos come from you. We never use fake photos or fake reviews. AI writes a first draft, and a person at Liftofly checks every post before it goes out. Nobody can promise any number of followers, calls or customers.
What is Social Media Posts?
A business page is the free page your company can have on a site such as Facebook. Customers visit it to see if you are open, what you do and what other people think. A social media post is one short update on that page: a tip, a photo of a finished job, a note about the weather and your schedule.
A page that has not been posted to in a long time can look forgotten, even if you are busy and working. Steady posts show that the business is active. They also let customers who already follow you hear from you between jobs.
We handle the writing. Each month we write a set of posts in a plain mix: tips a homeowner can use, short notes about jobs you have done, and seasonal reminders such as getting a furnace checked before cold weather. You read them and approve them. After that, we put them on your pages using the invite option the site provides, so you never hand over a password. If you would rather post them yourself, we send you the finished text.
We use AI openly. It helps us write a first draft quickly. After that, a person at Liftofly edits each post and checks it. Nothing goes on your page until you have seen it and said yes.
What you get
- A regular set of posts written for your business pages, such as Facebook
- A plain mix of useful tips, notes about your jobs, and seasonal reminders
- Posts written in a friendly, local voice that sounds like you, not like an advertisement
- Your real photos used with each post, where you send them, and no fake or borrowed photos passed off as yours
- A person at Liftofly who edits and checks every post after the AI first draft
- Your phone number and the area you serve included, where it fits
- Your approval of every post before it goes on your page
- Full ownership of every post we write
Is this for you?
A good fit if
- You have a business page, or want one, and never have time to post
- You do good work and would like to show it, with your own photos
- You are happy to read a set of posts and approve them
- You want a steady, honest page, not a flashy one
Probably not for you if
- You want fake reviews, fake photos or posts pretending to be customers, which we do not do
- You want a promise of a certain number of followers, likes or calls, which nobody can give
- You want posts to go out with no review from you at all
- You want us to buy followers or likes, which we do not do
How it works
Get started with your rep
You talk with our team, or your Liftofly rep gives you a one-time code. Your rep builds a plan with you, and you see the details in writing before you agree.
You tell us about your business
You tell us what you do, where you work and how you like to sound. You send photos of real jobs when you have them. We ask a few questions so we get the facts right.
We write and check
AI writes a first draft of each post. A person at Liftofly edits it and checks it, then asks you about anything that needs your knowledge, such as how you handle a job.
You approve it before anything goes live
You read the set of posts. You can ask for changes or say no to any one of them. Only after you say yes do the posts go on your page.
What you will have to do
You send us real photos of your work when you have them, and tell us a little about the jobs. You read each set of posts and approve them. If a photo shows a customer or their home, you make sure they are happy for it to be shared. If you are busy, tell us and we will work around you. Nothing is posted until you say yes.
What it looks like
Three short posts for Ridgeline Plumbing, a made-up business
These are made-up examples, to show the style we write in. The business is invented and these are not real posts.
A tip. "Do you know where your main water shutoff valve is? If a pipe ever bursts, that is the first thing to turn off. Find it today, make sure the handle turns, and tell everyone in the house where it is. If it is stuck, give us a call and we can take a look."
A job. "Replaced an old water heater for a family in town this week. The old one had started leaking at the bottom, which is a sign it is time. The new one is in and working, and the owner asked us to explain how to flush it each year, so we did." Photo of the finished job, from the owner, goes here.
A seasonal reminder. "Cold weather is on the way. Before the first hard freeze, disconnect your garden hoses and shut off the water to outdoor faucets if you can. Water left in them can freeze and crack a pipe. Not sure how? Call us and we will walk you through it."
Why it matters, in plain words
When a customer is deciding whether to call you, they often look at your business page first. They want to see that you are open, that you do the work they need, and that real people have dealt with you. A page with recent, useful posts and real photos tells them that.
Posts that help are better than posts that only sell. A short tip that saves someone a bad afternoon makes people remember your name. Our article on how to tell if your marketing is working is a useful reminder: be wary of reports that show only big numbers, and look for what matters, which is real contact from customers.
Social posts are mainly for people who already follow your page or visit it. We do not claim they change what AI tools say about your business, and no one outside those companies can say how the tools choose their sources. The facts on your website and your Google profile matter more for that.
Honest expectations
- Social media takes time. A page builds slowly, and how many people see a post is decided by the platform, which can change how it works at any time. We cannot promise followers, likes, shares, calls or customers. No one honestly can.
- What we can promise is the work. Your posts will be plainly written, accurate and checked by a person, they will use only your real photos, and you will approve them first.
- We never write fake reviews, never invent customers or stories, and never use photos that are not yours and pass them off as your work. If you have no photos of a job, we write a post that does not need one.
Questions people ask
Who owns the posts?
You do. Every post we write for you belongs to you, and you can keep it, change it or reuse it anywhere.
Do I have to approve every post?
Yes. You read the posts first, and nothing goes on your page until you say yes. You can say no to any single post.
How do I get started?
Talk to our team, or, if your Liftofly rep has given you a code, use the Have a code button. Your rep builds a plan with you and you see the details in writing before you agree.
Can I stop?
Yes. Your plan and agreement explain exactly how, and your rep will go over it with you before you sign. Your page stays yours, and so does everything already written for you.
Do I need to give you my password?
No. We ask to be added as a helper using the invite option the site provides. If you would rather post yourself, we send you the finished text and you post it.
Where do the photos come from?
From you. We use your real photos of your real work. We do not use fake photos, and we do not pass off photos from other businesses as yours.
Will you write customer reviews for my page?
No. We never write or buy reviews, and we never make up customers. A review has to come from a real customer.
Can you promise this will bring me more customers?
No. Nobody can honestly promise that. Regular posts help keep your page active and useful for people who find it, and that is all we claim.
Works well with
Google Business Profile
Your Google listing is where most nearby customers check your hours and phone number, so it should match your social pages.
Reviews
Honest reviews from real customers show on your pages and help new customers trust you.
Blog Content
Articles on your website can become short posts, and posts can point people to the full article.
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