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Real repair & diagnostic content
Before-and-after brake, timing-belt, and diagnostic jobs turned into content that shows exactly what you found and how you fixed it — the transparency that beats the “shady mechanic” stereotype every time. Customers don't need to understand torque specs to be reassured — they need to see that you showed your work, plainly and without pressure.
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Review & testimonial graphics
Your 5-star reviews turned into branded social proof, so the customer comparing shops sees real people vouching for you before they ever call. We also flag the rare negative review so you know it's there and can respond to it yourself before it sits unanswered for weeks.
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Maintenance reminder content
Oil-change, brake, and seasonal check-up reminders that put you back in front of past customers right when their car needs you again. This is the single highest-leverage content type for a repair shop — aimed at people who already trust you, just reminding them you exist before they think to search for someone else.
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Fast, on-brand replies to inquiries
A customer asks a quick question or tries to book in your DMs — we make sure it gets a fast, professional reply instead of going unanswered while they call someone else. A message that sits unanswered for a day reads as “this business isn't really paying attention,” which is the opposite of what a nervous first-time customer needs to feel.
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Instagram, Facebook, TikTok & more
Posted across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, and Threads on every plan, six platforms with LinkedIn added on Cube Prime — so wherever a customer goes looking for you, there's something recent to find.
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Monthly performance recap
Which repair story or review post drove the most calls and bookings, and what we're featuring next month — tied to actual inquiries, not just likes.
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What a month actually looks like
We start by learning your specialties, your busiest season, and which jobs you're proudest of. From there it's a steady mix of repair-transparency content, review graphics, and maintenance reminders timed around when your past customers are due for service — adjusted every month based on which posts are actually generating calls.
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You don't need to be on camera
Most of what we need is a quick phone photo of the part you replaced or the problem you found, plus a sentence or two on what it was. We handle turning that into something worth posting — you don't need to star in a video or write captions.
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What if we're already booked solid?
A full schedule today doesn't protect you from a slow month next season, and it doesn't help you attract the higher-margin jobs versus the price-shoppers calling around for the cheapest oil change. Staying visible now is what keeps the calendar full later, not just fuller today.