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Post the job you just finished, and email the customers who have gone quiet.
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Good work photographs well. But writing a caption after a ten-hour day doesn't happen, so the photos sit in your camera roll. Meanwhile the two hundred people you have already done work for haven't heard from you since the invoice, and when their hot water goes they ring whoever is first on Google.
Photos from a finished job for a post. Past customers, sorted by how long it has been, for an email.
A caption for the post, or a subject line and an email in your voice about the reason you are writing.
Change any word of the caption. Ask for a new version of a single image if you want it different.
Straight to Facebook and Instagram, now or scheduled. Or out to the list from your own email address.
Posting stops being a task and becomes part of closing out a job.
A note before winter or at Christmas costs you nothing to send, and they already know you.
People checking you out find finished jobs instead of a page that went quiet two years ago.
Pick a few photos from the job you just finished, check the caption, and post, before you have left the driveway.
Every customer with an email address, sorted by how long it has been since you were there. Pick an occasion: Christmas, before the cold snap, 30 June. The email comes back written about your trade, ready for you to change.
Post now, set a time, or switch on Auto-post and pick the days and times it posts. An email campaign only goes when you press send.
Pick the photos from a finished job and go.
A caption drafted for the job and your trade.
Christmas, a winter check-up, end of financial year, a quiet week you want to fill. Pick the reason and the email gets written.
Your customers come up sorted by how long since their last job, so you can email the ones from over a year ago and leave last week's alone.
Campaigns need a connected Gmail and go from your own address, so customers see your name rather than ours.
Show the difference in one image.
Logo and brand colour on your posts. Emails carry your business name, and you can set their colours.
Publish to your Facebook Page and Instagram account.
Book your social posts into your posting times and they go out on their own. You send email campaigns when you are ready.
There are 27 reasons sitting there ready, and the timely ones come first, so you open it in November and storm season and the summer check-up are at the top. A plain hello. A winter check-up. End of financial year before 30 June. A quiet-week discount, a new service, or the fact that you are working in their street next Tuesday. Pick one and the email comes back written for your trade, ready to change.
Galaxera already knows when you last did work for each of them, so the list comes up bucketed: under a month, one to three, three to six, six to twelve, over a year. The people who haven't seen you in eighteen months are the ones most likely to have forgotten your name, and they are the easiest to pick out.
From you. It sends from your own connected email, so your name and your address are what land in theirs, and the email carries your business name and contact details, in colours you can set. Pick a photo design and drop in a photo from a real job and it looks like something you had made.
No. It is drafted from what you tell it about the job and your trade. Nothing posts until you publish or schedule it, unless you switch on Auto-post.
A finished re-roof is the best advertising a roofer has. Job photos reach your Facebook Page and Instagram with the caption already written; you read it and publish.
Finished joinery sells the next job. The finished shots go to Facebook and Instagram with words already on them. You check them, you post.
A finished garden is the strongest advertising in the trade. Your Facebook Page and Instagram get the finished shots with a caption you didn't have to think up.
A finished exposed-aggregate driveway sells the next three. The photos and the words both come off the job. Facebook and Instagram, once you say go.
A finished floor photographs better than almost anything. Post the finished work to Facebook and Instagram without writing the caption yourself.
A finished bathroom is the whole portfolio. The good shots go to Facebook and Instagram with a caption drafted off the job, once you've read it.
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