Social media for construction companies.
Monthly verticals for LinkedIn and Instagram, cut from your own site footage, with captions written for builders and developers. Posted on a schedule you approve once.
Every post is a film, not a flyer.
Your crews do something worth watching every day. Most of it never leaves the site. We cut monthly verticals for LinkedIn and Instagram from your own footage — the pour, the crane, the topping-out — and post them on a schedule, with captions written for builders, developers and the trades you want to hire. Not for the general public.
We don't make graphic cards or AI images. Our own channel numbers say the same thing your instinct does: real footage from a real site out-performs a designed card by roughly nine to one.
What a month looks like
- Vertical cuts (9:16) from your site footage, sized for Reels and LinkedIn
- Captions in your voice, written for people who hire builders
- A posting schedule you approve once, then stop thinking about
- Footage from your aerial retainer or time-lapse, if you have one, used twice
- A monthly note on what moved and what to shoot next
Pairs with
The aerial progress retainer — one flight a month already includes four vertical cuts — and a site that gives every post somewhere to send people.
Questions
Which platforms do you post to?
LinkedIn and Instagram, because that is where developers, owners and trades actually are. YouTube when a film is long enough to deserve it.
Do we have to be on camera?
No. The build is the subject. An owner or superintendent saying one true thing to camera helps, and we will ask for it, but the work carries the feed on its own.
What does social media marketing for a construction company cost?
It depends on how much we are shooting and how often you want to post. We scope it in one short conversation and send a fixed monthly number within 48 hours.
Can you use footage we already have?
Yes, if it is yours to use. Phone clips from the superintendent are often the most honest material on the feed, cut properly.