Do I need professional photos or can you work with what I take on my phone?

Phone photos are fine. Honestly, they often look more authentic than staged professional shots. Just try to grab a before and after when you can, ideally in decent light. We'll handle the rest — cropping, captions, posting.

I do mostly mowing and maintenance — is social media still worth it?

Yes. Maintenance clients are recurring revenue, and people absolutely search social media for lawn care. A clean, consistent feed showing well-maintained yards builds trust fast. You don't need dramatic transformations to make it work.

How often would you post for a landscaping company?

Typically three to five times a week during peak season, scaling back slightly in winter. Consistency matters more than volume, though. Three solid posts beat seven throwaway ones.

What if I only serve certain parts of Tyler or Smith County?

We'll target your content to those areas. If you primarily work south of town or focus on specific neighborhoods, that's what we highlight. No point attracting leads from areas you don't service.

Can you run paid ads too, or just organic posts?

Both. Organic posting builds your presence over time, and paid ads on Facebook can put your work in front of homeowners in specific zip codes fast. We can layer ads on top of your organic strategy when you're ready to push harder.

Social Media Marketing · Tyler, TX

Social Media for Tyler Landscapers That Gets Jobs, Not Just Likes

A homeowner near Hollytree drives past a yard you just finished. The sod is fresh, the beds are mulched clean, the edging is sharp. They slow down a little. Maybe they think about calling someone. But they don't know it was you, and by the time they get home, they've forgotten about it entirely.

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Your Best Marketing Is Already Sitting in Your Phone

You've got photos. Every landscaper does. Before-and-afters sitting in your camera roll from the last six months of work. Drainage fixes, patio installs, full yard redesigns — proof of what you can do, just collecting dust on your phone.

Posting Isn't the Hard Part — Posting With a Plan Is

Throwing a photo on Facebook once a month with "Another happy customer!" underneath it doesn't move the needle. It's better than nothing, but not by much. Social media works for landscapers when there's a structure behind it — when every post connects back to a service you want to sell or a season you want to book.

Spring is aeration and mulch. Summer is irrigation and maintenance contracts. Fall is leaf cleanup and hardscape projects before the ground gets too wet. Winter is planning and design consultations. Each season brings different work, and your social media should reflect that.

We take those photos off your phone, pair them with captions that actually describe the work and the area — not just "great project!" — and post them on a schedule that aligns with when people are looking to hire. Facebook and Instagram are the focus, because that's where homeowners in Tyler browse. Not TikTok. Not LinkedIn.

We'll also set up your profiles so they work harder. Clear service lists. A link straight to your quote request page. Your service area spelled out. Contact info that's easy to find. The basics that a surprising number of landscaping pages get wrong.

Why This Works for Landscaping Specifically

Landscaping is visual. That gives you an advantage on social media that most service businesses don't have. A before-and-after of a yard transformation stops people mid-scroll in a way that a post about bookkeeping never will.

But the photos alone aren't enough. Context matters. Where was the project? What did the homeowner ask for? What services were involved — just mowing and cleanup, or a full design with retaining walls and drainage work? When someone in the Cascades or out past Cumberland Academy sees a project that looks like their yard, they want to know the details. That's what turns a double-tap into a phone call.

We write the captions, tag the location when it makes sense, and include a clear next step — request a quote, check the full portfolio, call for a free estimate. Every post has a job to do.

Seasonal content keeps things fresh without being forced. Tyler's growing season is long, and there's always something relevant to talk about — from spring planting windows to fall drainage prep before East Texas clay turns into a mud pit. We map your content calendar to the actual rhythm of the work, not some generic marketing playbook.

We also track what's working. Which posts get the most engagement, which ones drive traffic to your site, which services generate the most interest. Monthly reports, plain English, no jargon. You'll know where your money's going.

Ongoing social media management starts at $750/mo. That covers content creation, scheduling, and reporting. If you need a website to send that traffic to, a solid site with your portfolio and a quote form starts at $300 for a simple setup.