Do landscapers in small towns actually get work from social media?

Yes. Especially on Facebook. Local community groups in places like Quitman are where people ask for recommendations constantly. If your name keeps showing up with good photos and real results, you're the one they call.

I don't have professional photos of my work. Is that a problem?

Not at all. Phone photos work great as long as they're clear and well-lit. We'll walk you through how to snap quick before-and-afters on the job. Authentic beats polished every time in this industry.

How often would you post for my business?

It depends on the plan, but typically several times a week. We adjust the frequency and content mix based on seasonality — heavier during spring and fall when demand picks up, steady through summer and winter to keep you visible.

What if I already have a Facebook page but it's basically dead?

We'll clean it up, update your info, and start fresh with a real content plan. A dormant page isn't a problem. It just means there's an audience waiting to hear from you again.

Will I be able to see if this is actually working?

You'll get regular reports showing reach, engagement, and — most importantly — how many people contacted you through social. If it's not driving business, we'll adjust the approach. No point paying for content nobody acts on.

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Social media for your Quitman landscaping business — done right

Are people in Quitman actually seeing your work? You're out there transforming yards every week, but if nobody's posting about it, it's like it never happened. We'll fix that.

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Who's hiring the landscaper they found on Facebook?

More folks than you'd think.

Someone in Wood County needs their flower beds redone before Easter. They hop on Facebook, scroll through their local group, and see a before-and-after of a yard that used to look like theirs. Now it doesn't. They tap the name. They message. That's a job.

But that only works if you're posting. And posting well. Not a blurry photo of a mower with no caption. Not a "Happy Monday!" graphic you grabbed off the internet. Real photos of real work — mulch beds with clean edges, a patio install on County Road 2220, a drainage fix that saved someone's foundation. The kind of stuff that makes a neighbor say "who did that?"

Instagram and Facebook aren't extras for landscapers. They're your portfolio, your reputation, and your storefront all at once. Especially in a town like Quitman where everybody knows everybody — one good post gets shared fast. One bad impression does too.

What we'd actually do for you

We build out a posting schedule tied to what your business needs that month. Spring cleanup season? We're pushing before-and-afters hard. Mid-summer when mowing contracts slow down? We're running content around hardscape projects and design work to fill the gap.

Every post gets written to do something — get a comment, get a share, get someone to DM you for a quote. We're not farming likes. We're trying to put money in your pocket.

We handle the captions, the hashtags, the timing. You just send us the photos. And yeah, we'll tell you exactly how to take better ones with your phone. It's not complicated. Good light, clean angle, show the difference.

OK but can you actually keep up with this?

Fair question. You're busy. You're not sitting around thinking about Instagram captions between jobs on FM 69.

That's the whole point of handing it off. You mow the lawns. We post about it. You do a flagstone walkway near the Quitman Community Center. We turn that into three pieces of content. You don't touch any of it unless you want to.

Our social media and ads management starts at $750 a month. That covers content planning, posting, and reporting so you know what's working. No guessing. No posting into the void and hoping.

And if you need a website to send people to when they click through from a post — we do that too. A full site starts at $1,500 and takes about a week.