How often will you post on my social media accounts?

That depends on your plan, but typically three to five times a week across platforms. Enough to stay visible without flooding people's feeds. We focus on quality and timing over just pumping out volume.

Do I need to send you photos from every job?

The more the better, but we'll make it easy. Quick phone photos work fine — we're not asking for professional photography. We'll tell you exactly what angles to grab and when. Takes about 30 seconds per job.

Can you run social media ads for my landscaping business too?

Yes. Paid ads on Facebook and Instagram can target homeowners in Seven Points, Gun Barrel City, Mabank, and all around the Lake Palestine area. We can layer ads into your plan so you're reaching people who aren't already following you.

What if I already have social media pages but they're basically dead?

That's actually a better starting point than nothing. We'll clean up what's there, update your info and branding, and start posting consistently. The algorithm rewards activity, so even a stale page can bounce back faster than you'd think.

Will social media actually get me landscaping jobs in a small town?

Small towns are where social media works best for local services. People share posts with neighbors, tag friends who just bought a lake house, and ask for recommendations in community groups. In a place like Seven Points, one good post can reach a big chunk of the people who'd actually hire you.

Social Media Marketing · Seven Points, TX

Social Media Marketing for Landscapers in Seven Points

Most landscapers in Seven Points are making the same mistake on social media — posting a finished yard photo with zero context and wondering why nobody cares. That's not marketing. That's a photo album. Let's fix it.

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Before and Afters Are Your Best Friend (If You Use Them Right)

You already have the content. Every single job you do is a before and after waiting to happen. Overgrown yard next to Lake Palestine? Snap a photo. Mulch delivery for a property off Seven Points Park? Snap a photo. Then snap the after.

But here's where most folks mess it up — they post the after with no story. No caption that says what the problem was, what you did, how long it took. People scroll fast. You need to give them a reason to stop. A good before-and-after with a two-sentence caption about the job does more than a week of random posts ever will.

We'll set up a system for this. What to shoot, when to post it, what to say. So you're not staring at your phone at 9pm trying to think of something clever. You just follow the plan and it works.

Facebook Is Where Your Customers Actually Are

Instagram's great for showing off your work. But in a town like Seven Points? Facebook is where the conversations happen. Community groups, neighborhood pages, folks asking who does good lawn care near the lake — that's where jobs come from.

We'll build out your Facebook presence so it actually looks like a real business. Not a page with a blurry logo and three posts from 2022. Consistent posting, seasonal stuff like spring cleanups and fall leaf removal, and content that gets shared in local groups without being spammy about it.

And yeah, we'll handle Instagram too. Your hardscape work, your design projects, your seasonal transformations — that stuff belongs there. But we're not going to pretend Henderson County runs on hashtags. Facebook first.

Tie It Back to Actual Jobs

Likes are nice. Comments are cool. But if your social media isn't generating quote requests, what's the point? Every post we plan has a purpose — get someone to call, visit your site, or send a message asking about mowing service or a new patio.

We'll make it stupid easy for people to go from seeing your post to requesting a quote. Link in bio stuff, call-to-action buttons, pinned posts with your services and pricing. Mowing, design, mulch, hardscape — all of it laid out so people don't have to guess what you offer or how to hire you.

Social media marketing runs $750/mo starting at. That covers content planning, posting, and actually managing the thing so you can be out on a job site instead of trying to write captions in your truck.

You Don't Need a Huge Budget to Look Like You Know What You're Doing

The big landscaping companies in the DFW area have full marketing teams. You don't. That's fine. You don't need to outspend them — you just need to show up consistently in Seven Points and the surrounding lake communities where they're not even paying attention.

A waterfront property transformation posted on a Tuesday afternoon will get more local traction than some corporate company's generic lawn tip posted by an intern. People around Lake Palestine want to hire someone local. Give them a reason to pick you.

We pair social media with a solid website so when people click through, they land somewhere that looks professional. A full site starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. Your social drives the traffic. Your site closes the deal.