Most electricians post the same things on Facebook: a new panel, 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 an electrician. Each one shows them why you're the safe choice.
Posts that show your promise
- Your price before you start, explained: one post on why your price never grows once the work starts.
- Your fees, up front: every visit and diagnosis fee, and when it applies.
- Your on my way text: the text customers get with your name and arrival time.
- Your same day call back: how fast you answer every message.
- Your job first promise: why you fix what they called about before suggesting anything else.
Posts that show proof
- The written price: a photo of a price handed over before the work starts.
- The test: a short clip of every circuit tested with the customer.
- The patch: a wall opened neatly, then patched the same day.
- The fixed fault: a breaker that kept tripping, and the test showing it now holds.
- The clean exit: the work area after you leave, with no client details.
Posts that answer a worry
- What a call-out fee should cover.
- Does your panel really need replacing? Questions to ask first.
- What to expect when an electrician comes to your home.
- What happens if the problem isn't fixed.
- Why your price doesn't grow once the work starts.
Where to post them
Post them on your page, and use them in local Facebook groups. When someone asks for an electrician 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.