Industry
Home services
Home-service buyers usually want the job, the service area you already cover, and how to ask for a quote. The content should say that plainly.
Challenges
Before-and-after claims and review screenshots are easy to fake and hard to defend. The useful version names the service and the next step without invented proof.
What Shoobook can create
Typical lines for this kind of brief. A project includes only what its quote names. These are not statistics and not a client list.
- A small set of post types tied to real services
- Captions that do not invent reviews
- Ad cuts only if that service is in the quote
Recommended services
- 01Social Media ContentPosts, captions, and visuals for a planned organic or scheduled cadence.
- 02Business Marketing ContentExplainers and supporting pieces that help a service or B2B offer make sense.
- 03AI Video AdsShort video ads for paid social and digital placements, including variations you can test.
Formats
- A service explainer for the website
- Short ads for one offer
- Repeatable social posts for the jobs you want more of
Related work
Direction samples only. A Concept label means it is not a client engagement and not a result.
Process
01
Jobs
Which services you want the content to attract.
02
Proof you have
Photos or job details you can actually show. We do not manufacture reviews.
03
Cadence or ads
A posting set and a paid ad are quoted separately.
Questions
Can you write customer reviews?
No. We do not invent reviews, ratings, or before-and-after results.
Do you make a page for each city you serve?
No. This website does not create city or neighborhood landing pages. Your service area belongs in your brief, not in a doorway page.
Describe this kind of project
The form can start on a service that often fits. You can change it. There is no guaranteed reply window and no booking step.