How often will you post for my auto repair shop?

We typically post three to five times a week. Enough to stay visible without flooding people's feeds. The schedule adjusts based on what's getting traction.

Do I need to take the photos and videos myself?

It helps if you can snap quick photos of jobs — before and after shots, your team working, that kind of thing. Phone photos are fine. We handle the editing, captions, and posting. We'll give you a simple system so it takes you about 30 seconds per photo.

What if I already have a Facebook page but it's been dead for months?

That's common. We'll clean it up, update all your info, and start posting consistently. Facebook doesn't penalize you for being inactive — it just stops showing you to people. Consistent posting fixes that within a few weeks.

Can social media actually bring in auto repair customers?

Yes. People in smaller towns like Wills Point use Facebook the way they used to use the phone book. They search for local shops, ask for recommendations in community groups, and check your page before they call. If your page looks abandoned, they move on.

Will you respond to messages and comments for me?

Yes. If someone comments on a post or sends a message through Facebook or Instagram, we respond. For anything that needs your direct input — like a specific repair question — we loop you in immediately.

Social Media Marketing · Wills Point, TX

Social media marketing for auto repair shops in Wills Point

Most auto repair shops in Wills Point post when they remember to and wonder why nothing comes of it. We build a social media presence that actually ties back to getting cars in your shop — not just racking up likes from people who'll never need a brake job.

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Your feed isn't a strategy

Posting a photo of a finished oil change every couple weeks isn't social media marketing. It's just noise. If nobody's commenting, nobody's sharing, and you can't point to a single customer who found you through Facebook or Instagram — that's the problem we fix.

What works for a shop in Wills Point

Wills Point's a town where people talk. Folks along the 80 corridor, families near the ISD campus, regulars at the gas stations off Main — they all know somebody who needs a mechanic. Social media just puts that word-of-mouth dynamic on a screen.

We post content that makes sense for your shop. Before and after shots of actual repairs. Quick videos showing what a worn brake pad looks like versus a new one. Service reminders tied to the season. Stuff people actually stop scrolling for. And we make sure your service menu, hours, and booking info are always one tap away — because someone seeing your post at 9pm on a Tuesday should be able to schedule a drop-off right then.

We focus on Facebook and Instagram because that's where Wills Point is. Not TikTok. Not LinkedIn. Where your actual customers spend time.

Turning posts into appointments

The gap between a good social media presence and a useless one is whether it moves people to do something. Every post we write has a job. Some build trust — showing your certifications, your equipment, your process. Some drive action — a specific service offer, a reminder that summer's coming and AC systems fail.

We track what's working. Not vanity numbers like impressions or reach, but the stuff that matters. Are people clicking through to your site? Are they calling? Are they booking? If a type of post isn't doing anything, we stop running it and try something else. No ego about it.

You don't have time to sit on your phone between jobs figuring out what to post. That's the point. We handle the content, the scheduling, the responses to comments and messages. You keep turning wrenches.

Social media management starts at $750 a month. That covers content creation, posting, community management, and monthly reporting so you can see exactly what you're getting. No guesswork. If you need a website that ties into all of it — somewhere to send people when they click — a full site starts at $1,500.