Content: posts and replies you mean to write and never do.
55 content jobs an AI agent can do for HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, landscaping, cleaning, pest control and remodeling shops. Anything that reaches a customer or moves money waits for a person to say yes.
Review replies
- Problem
- Reviews pile up without a reply because each one needs a careful answer.
- What the agent does
- Drafts a reply to every new review, thanks the reviewer for what they mentioned, and flags complaints.
- Where you approve
- You approve each reply before it posts. Complaints wait for you.
Job photo posts
- Problem
- You take good photos of finished work and never post them.
- What the agent does
- Writes a short caption for each photo and queues a post.
- Where you approve
- You approve the caption and the photo before anything is published.
Listing and product copy
- Problem
- Writing a description for every listing or product takes hours.
- What the agent does
- Drafts titles and descriptions from your notes and photos.
- Where you approve
- You approve every listing before it goes live.
Google Business Profile posts
- Problem
- Your Google profile shows no posts since last year.
- What the agent does
- Drafts short posts about recent jobs and seasonal services for your profile.
- Where you approve
- You approve each post before it goes up.
Review requests after a job
- Problem
- Happy customers forget to leave a review unless someone asks.
- What the agent does
- Drafts a review request text for each finished job.
- Where you approve
- You choose which customers get a request and approve the text first.
Before and after captions
Pairs the before and after photos from a job and captions what changed, such as a rotted fascia board replaced or a stained grout line restored. You approve the post and remove anything that shows the customer's house number.
Service area pages for each town
Drafts a page for each town you serve with the services you offer there, local permit notes and photos from jobs in that town. You fact-check every page before it goes live.
Service pages from your price book
Explains each service you sell on its own page, such as drain cleaning or panel upgrades, covering what the visit includes and what affects the price. You check every claim before publishing.
FAQ page from real customer questions
Collects the questions customers asked on calls and texts last quarter and drafts answers in your words for an FAQ page. You correct the answers and choose which to publish.
Seasonal maintenance checklists
Drafts a printable checklist for homeowners, like fall furnace prep or spring gutter checks, with your logo and phone number. You review each step for safety before it is shared.
Monthly customer newsletter
Writes a short monthly email with one seasonal tip, one recent job and any open booking slots, from your notes. You approve the issue before it goes to your list.
Short video scripts
Outlines 30 to 60 second phone videos, such as how to reset a tripped GFCI or why a dripping faucet costs money, with the lines and shots for you or a tech to film.
Video captions and subtitles
Transcribes the videos your techs film on the job and adds captions, so they play with the sound off. You check the text for trade terms it heard wrong.
YouTube titles and descriptions
Uses each how-to video's transcript to suggest a title, description and chapter list. You edit before publishing.
Blog posts from tech notes
Turns a tech's notes on an odd repair, like a slab leak traced under a kitchen, into a short post that explains the problem and the fix without customer names. You approve the draft.
Project case write-ups
Writes a project page for a finished remodel with the scope, timeline and photos, from your job file. The homeowner approves being featured before it goes up.
Nextdoor posts
Drafts neighborhood posts about a slow week opening, a seasonal service or a safety tip, written for neighbors and not as an ad. You post them from your own account.
Replies to Nextdoor recommendation threads
Finds posts where neighbors ask for a plumber, roofer or cleaner in your area and drafts a short reply. You decide whether to answer and post it yourself.
Yelp and Facebook review replies
Drafts replies to reviews on Yelp and Facebook in the same voice you use on Google, so every site gets an answer. You approve each reply, and negative ones wait for you.
Negative review response options
Writes two or three calm reply options to a one-star review, from an apology with a callback offer to a factual correction, without sharing private job details. You pick, edit and post one.
Fake review evidence pack
Collects the details that suggest a review is not from a real customer, such as no matching name, address or job in your records, for your report to the review site. You file the report.
Google Business Profile Q&A
Drafts answers to questions people post on your Google profile and suggests common questions to answer ahead of time. You post the answers.
Google profile photo captions
Writes short captions for job photos you add to your Google profile, naming the service and town without customer details. You choose which photos to upload.
Truck wrap and yard sign copy
Offers a few short options for truck wrap and yard sign text, with your services and phone number, sized for reading at a distance. You pick the wording.
Door hanger copy
Writes the text for a door hanger to leave in a neighborhood where you have a job, with one offer and a phone number. You approve the offer and print run.
Postcard mailer copy
Writes the front and back of a postcard for a seasonal campaign, such as AC tune-ups or gutter cleaning, with your offer terms. You check the terms before it goes to print.
Radio and local ad scripts
Drafts 15 and 30 second scripts for local radio or streaming audio ads around one service. You approve the script before you record or send it to the station.
Search ad headlines
Pulls headline and description options for your search ads from your service pages, kept within the character limits. You choose which ones run.
Landing page for a single offer
Drafts a one-page offer, such as a water heater flush special, with the price, what is included and a booking form. You approve the copy and terms.
About page in your words
Interviews you by text with a few questions about how you started and how you work, then drafts an About page from your answers. You edit it until it sounds like you.
Team bios
Turns a few answers from each tech or crew lead into a short bio with their years in the trade and certifications. Each person approves their own bio.
Hiring post copy
Writes a job post for a tech, helper or office role with the pay range, schedule and benefits you set, in plain words. You approve it before it goes on job boards.
Recruiting posts for social media
Drafts short posts about what working on your crew is like, from photos and your notes, to help with hiring. You approve each post.
Holiday and closure posts
Drafts social and Google profile posts for holiday hours and emergency coverage, a week ahead. You confirm the hours before they post.
Storm prep tips posts
Writes posts before a forecast storm on clearing gutters, finding the main water shutoff or protecting outdoor units. You approve each one and the timing.
Customer education handouts
Writes a one-page leave-behind for common repairs, such as how to care for a new water softener or what to expect after a termite treatment. You review it for accuracy.
Equipment care guides after install
Drafts a short care guide for the equipment you installed, with filter sizes, service intervals and your number, from the maker's manual. You check it against the manual before it goes to the customer.
Spanish versions of your content
Translates your service pages, handouts or review requests into Spanish. A Spanish-speaking team member or customer checks the wording before you publish.
Website copy refresh
Reads your current site and lists outdated hours, services you dropped, old phone numbers and broken claims, with suggested replacement text. You approve each change.
Page titles and meta descriptions
Suggests search titles and descriptions for each page on your site within the length limits, based on what the page says. You review them before your web person updates the site.
Image alt text
Describes each photo on your site in plain alt text, such as "new tankless water heater mounted on garage wall," so search engines and screen readers know what it shows.
Content calendar from your season
Plans a month of posts around your busy and slow seasons, such as AC posts before the first heat wave, and lists what photos each one needs. You adjust the plan.
Repurpose one job into many posts
Takes one job's photos and notes and drafts a Google post, a Facebook post, a short video script and a newsletter blurb. You approve each version.
Customer story interview questions
Writes a few interview questions to ask a happy customer who agreed to be featured, and turns their answers into a short story. The customer approves the final text.
Award and association listing copy
Drafts the short company description and service list for trade associations, chamber of commerce and local directory profiles. You check each listing before submitting.
Directory listing consistency check
Compares your name, address, phone and hours across Google, Yelp, Bing, Apple Maps and trade directories, and lists the mismatches for you to fix.
Sponsorship and community posts
Writes posts about the Little League team or food drive you sponsor, from a photo and a sentence. You approve the post and the photo.
Tip of the week texts
Prepares a short home tip for each week, like testing smoke alarms or cleaning a dryer vent, for an opt-in text list. You approve the month's tips at once.
Photo tagging and library
Tags job photos by service, town, material and before or after, so you can find a good metal roof or tile shower photo when you need one.
Proposal photo pages
Picks photos from your library that match a new quote, such as similar decks or kitchen layouts, and lays them out for the proposal. You choose the final set.
Warranty page in plain words
Rewrites your warranty terms in plain words for a website page, from your actual written warranty. You or your attorney confirm the page matches the terms.
Price range explainer pages
Drafts a page explaining what changes the price of a job you do, like roof pitch, layers to tear off and decking repair, with ranges from your own jobs. You set the ranges.
Thank-you cards after big jobs
Suggests a short card message for each finished remodel or install that mentions the project by name. You sign and mail the cards.
Brand voice guide
Reads your past emails, posts and review replies and writes a one-page guide on how your company sounds, so drafts from anyone on the team match. You edit the guide.
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