Your company posts, without anyone having to post.

Contractor social media fails for one boring reason

It is not strategy and it is not creativity. It is that the person who was going to do it has a business to run. Every company starts strong, posts four times in week one, and then a busy month happens and the account goes quiet for a year. Meanwhile the actual raw material, which is the beautiful work your crews produce every single day, is sitting unused in a dozen phones.

The work becomes the content

Your crew texts a photo to your Oxsome number when a job is done. The agent writes it up in your company's voice, and it goes out to your connected accounts and onto your Google Business Profile. No content calendar, no monthly shoot, no one at the office writing captions. The posting stays consistent because your work is consistent.

• Every account connected once, then posted to from one place
• Job photos texted in from the truck become finished posts
• On-brand content created in a few clicks when you want something specific
• The same photo feeds your Google profile, where buyers actually look

Proof, not just presence

A homeowner checking you out does not care that you post. They care that the last thing you posted was three days ago and it looks like the job they need done. An active feed of real local work is a trust signal, and it is one of the few pieces of marketing that costs you nothing extra to produce because you already did the work.

Which plan includes this

Social Media Agent is included on the Website plan. See Oxsome pricing.

Questions we get asked

Which platforms does it post to?

The major social platforms your customers actually use, connected once through your Command Center, plus your Google Business Profile, which for a home service business is usually the highest value place a job photo can land.

Do I approve posts before they go out?

You can. Some companies review everything, some let it run and check the feed. Both are set up the same way and you can change your mind at any point.

What if my crews will not text photos in?

It is one text to a number they already have, with no app to install and no login, which is why it tends to stick where content calendars do not. In practice one or two people on a crew become the ones who send them, and that is enough.