Social Media Marketing for Fencing Contractors

People ask about fencers in town and village groups, and they look at a firm's page to see whether the work is recent.

• Facebook therefore comes first, with a page that shows this season's fences and answers messages.
• Instagram and Pinterest suit firms that build decorative fences, slatted screens and gates that people save as ideas for their own garden, while channels made for office workers or for dance clips are left alone.

The most persuasive post in this trade is the old fence and the new one seen from the same place.

• Whoever leads the crew takes one picture before the first panel comes down and one when the ground is raked, standing by the same gatepost.
• We write the caption with the material, the height and the district, leave out the house number, and post only when the owner has agreed.

Crews build little in the depth of winter, but owners plan.

• Winter posts explain choices: which timber needs treating, how composite looks after some years outside, what a sliding gate needs beside the drive.
• After a gale one practical post on what to check and when a leaning post can wait is shared widely in local groups, and that is a moment when paid promotion in the affected towns is worth its cost.