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Before & after transformation posts
Your best paint corrections, interiors, and ceramic jobs turned into the side-by-side posts that stop the scroll and book details. We work from whatever you shoot mid-job on your phone — you don't need a second camera person, just a quick before shot and a quick after shot.
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Satisfying process reels
Send the foam-cannon and polish clips; we cut them into the oddly-satisfying reels that rack up reach and inquiries. This is the content type that travels furthest on its own — people share a satisfying clean the same way they share a good recipe video.
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Package & seasonal promos
Ceramic season, winter prep, detail-package bundles — countdown posts and offers that fill the slower weeks. Timed to go out before the rush hits, not after everyone's already booked with someone else.
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Review & testimonial graphics
Your 5-star reviews turned into branded social proof that reassures the next car owner comparing detailers. The goal is that by the time they're deciding between you and the shop across town, they've already seen real customers vouch for your work.
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Instagram, Facebook, TikTok & more
Posted where transformation content thrives — Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, and Threads on every plan, six platforms with LinkedIn added on Cube Prime. Pinterest in particular tends to send steady long-tail traffic to detailing before-and-afters long after the original post goes up.
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Monthly performance recap
Which transformation reeled in the most saves and bookings, and what we're featuring next month — so you know which type of job to keep sending us, not just that the page is “doing fine.”
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What a month actually looks like
You keep detailing; we keep asking for a quick before-and-after clip on your best jobs of the week. From there we build out a posting calendar that mixes transformations, process reels, and whatever promo makes sense for the season — ceramic season in spring, winter protection in fall — and check in with the monthly recap to double down on whatever's actually driving bookings.
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Don't have a “good” camera? Neither do most of our clients.
A clean phone shot in decent light is genuinely enough — the transformation itself is what sells, not the production value. If your bay has rough lighting we'll tell you exactly what angle and distance works best, so you're not guessing every time.
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How this is different from just posting it yourself
Anyone can post a before-and-after. What most detailers don't have time for is doing it consistently, on a schedule, cut well, captioned well, and cross-posted everywhere your next customer might be looking — while also running a full day of details. That consistency, not any single post, is what actually fills a calendar.