Most cleaning companies post the same things on Facebook: a sparkling kitchen, a holiday greeting, a discount. It gets a few likes and no calls.
The posts below are built around what customers worry about when they hire a cleaner. Each one shows them why you're the safe choice.
Posts that show your promise
- Your fixed price, explained: one post on why your price never changes on the day.
- The 48-hour return: what happens if you miss a spot.
- Your arrival window: the 30-minute window and the text customers get.
- Your cancellation promise: what you give if you ever cancel late.
- Your same-cleaner policy: why customers see the same face every visit.
Posts that show proof
- The "always missed" spot: a before and after of a client's hotspot.
- The request card: a photo of it, ticked off.
- The paid extra: an oven or fridge, before and after.
- The last look: a short clip of the final walk through every room.
- The time record: arrival and leaving times from a visit, with no client details.
Posts that answer a worry
- What to expect on your first clean.
- What a deep clean includes, room by room.
- How you pick and check your cleaners.
- What happens if something gets broken.
- Why your price doesn't change on the day.
Where to post them
Post them on your page, and use them in local Facebook groups. When someone asks for a cleaner recommendation, reply with your promise, not just your number.
Get the finished version for your business
Pick a complaint in Offer Generator, tap "A Facebook ad" or "An Instagram post", and your AI writes the post, ready for your page or a local group, inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or Perplexity.