Ready for the job
A little preparation before the work begins. Tools checked, the job reviewed and the next steps agreed with the customer.
Prepare local-service posts from the jobs you finish and the questions customers ask. Explain the service area, what a visit includes or how to request an estimate, then review the facts and schedule the update. Use your own approved photos and keep customer details and private paperwork out of view.

Collect the questions you answered this week and photos you have permission to share. Turn them into a batch of editable drafts.
Prepare the shared text for your connected channels. Customize a caption for Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X before approval and scheduling.
A useful service post tells people what work you take on, which areas you cover and how to request an estimate. Confirm the details before scheduling. Show tools or an unoccupied workspace when a customer’s identity, property or private documents should not appear.
A little preparation before the work begins. Tools checked, the job reviewed and the next steps agreed with the customer.
Illustrative example · Local services
Your own photo. Your own words. A saved place in the week.
Explain your service through the details customers ask about.
A little preparation before the work begins. Tools checked, the job reviewed and the next steps agreed with the customer.
Tell us what you need done and where the work is. A clear description and a few photos can help us understand the job before we discuss a quote.
Need to check access or ask how to prepare for a visit? Get in touch before the appointment so we can agree on the arrangements with you.
Illustrative posts, not customer publishing records.
Explain the scope of one service and how people can ask for a quote. Use an image of your own work.
Answer something customers regularly need to know, such as preparation, timing or your service area.
Schedule an opening-hours update, seasonal service or temporary closure. Include the date so the message is clear.
Nuntio is a planning and publishing tool. You supply the ideas and content, and your team decides what to publish.
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and X are supported. Google Business Profile, TikTok, Threads and Pinterest are not available. See the roadmap for planned features.
Yes. Invite them to prepare drafts in your workspace, then give a colleague the review permission needed to check the service area, job details and estimate process before scheduling.