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Before & after project posts
Send photos from a kitchen remodel, addition, or renovation; we turn them into a clean before/after post that shows the transformation a homeowner is picturing for their own home, shot and captioned to actually do the project justice.
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Project-progress video
Short clips from demo day through final walkthrough — the format homeowners actually watch when they're deciding who gets to redo their kitchen, because it shows the process, not just a finished-room reveal.
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Review & testimonial graphics
Your best 5-star reviews turned into branded graphics that reassure the next homeowner you'll finish on time and treat their home right, using only reviews you've genuinely received.
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Trade & craftsmanship spotlights
Content that shows the real skill in your framing, tile work, or cabinetry — the details that separate a real contractor from a subcontractor roulette a homeowner has no way to vet otherwise.
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Instagram, Facebook, TikTok & more
Posted across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, and Threads on every plan — six platforms including LinkedIn on Cube Prime, useful for architect and designer partnerships.
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Monthly performance recap
Which project post drove the most inquiries, which service area engaged most, and what we're pushing next month, in a short call or written recap.
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What a week with us actually looks like
You send whatever progress photos or clips you grabbed on site that week — demo day, framing, the final walkthrough, doesn't matter which stage. We build them into a posting sequence that tells the project's story over several weeks rather than dumping it all in one post, and you get to see everything before it's scheduled.
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What if a project runs months and there's nothing new to show for a while?
That's normal for remodels — drywall and inspections don't make great content. We space out the posts you do send across the slow stretches and lean on craftsmanship spotlights and past-project throwbacks so the account doesn't go dark during the boring middle of a job.
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How long before this actually turns into more booked estimates?
Because remodel decisions take homeowners weeks or months, the payoff isn't immediate — it's being the contractor whose work they've already been seeing by the time they're ready to request a quote. That's a compounding effect, not a one-post result.
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What if a job goes over budget or runs late and a client posts about it?
We won't pretend that never happens in this trade. If it does, we'll help you respond honestly and professionally rather than deleting or ignoring it — a calm, accountable public response often does more for trust than a spotless record would.