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Do the yard. The before-and-afters post themselves.

Social media for landscapers and lawn care companies, done by asking.

Your best marketing is on your camera roll. Send a photo from the job, say a line, and it becomes a post on every account.

A smiling woman with curly blonde hair in gardening dungarees and a straw hat holding a potted plant and shears, beside the robot in a straw hat with a watering can

The request: Booking spring clean-ups now. Post it Monday.

  1. Mon · 7:00 amBooking spring clean-ups nowFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileScheduled
  2. Wed · 5:00 pmBefore and after: a front yard in two daysFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileInstagramScheduled
  3. Fri · 8:00 amTwo mowing slots open on the east sideFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileScheduled

Less admin for landscapers and lawn care companies.

  • Before: Before-and-after photos nobody ever sees

    Now: Send both from the truck. They're posted this week.

  • Before: Spring bookings announced after spring has started

    Now: The spring clean-up post was scheduled in February.

  • Before: A Google profile with photos from three years ago

    Now: A fresh job photo on your profile every week.

Get an hour a week back out in the yard.

Your numbers, your sum. Move them and the figures follow.

52 hoursback out in the yard, every year

$3,120of your working time, at $60 an hour

Spica Post does it from $29 a month.Or $99 once, if three accounts are all you need.

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Do the yard. The week is already scheduled.

  1. Mon7:00 amBooking spring clean-ups nowFacebook, Google
  2. Tue
  3. Wed5:00 pmBefore and after: a front yard in two daysInstagram, Facebook, Google
  4. Thu
  5. Fri8:00 amTwo mowing slots open on the east sideFacebook, Google
  6. Sat
  7. Sun4:00 pmTip: when to stop watering before a frostInstagram, Facebook

An illustration. The business and its posts are made up.

Social media post ideas for landscapers and lawn care companies.

Tell your assistant any of these in a sentence and it becomes a post for each account. For example: “Booking spring clean-ups now. Post it Monday.”

Start with
Google Business Profile, then Facebook
Post most
Before and after, by season
Best photo
The same angle, before and after
Never skip
Seasonal booking reminders
  • Before and after

    The clearest proof of your work.

  • Seasonal services

    Spring clean-up, aeration, leaf removal, snow.

  • Open slots by area

    Name the neighbourhood you have room in.

  • Plant and lawn tips

    What to do this month, in two sentences.

  • Finished projects

    Patios, beds, lighting, with a line about the brief.

  • The crew and the kit

    People like to know who is in their garden.

Post ideas for every profession

Landscapers: why your Google profile matters.

Landscaping is bought by neighbourhood: people search for someone nearby and look at photos. A Google Business Profile with recent job photos and the areas you serve does more than any advert.

Asked by landscapers and lawn care companies.

What should a landscaper post on social media?

Before-and-after photos, seasonal services, open slots by area, short lawn and plant tips, and finished projects. Real photos from your own jobs matter most.

Can I post straight from a job site?

Yes. Message your AI assistant from your phone with the photos and a line about the job. It drafts a post for each account and publishes after you approve. For example: “Before and after: a front yard in two days”.

Can I schedule seasonal posts months ahead?

Yes. Tell the assistant the service and the date, and the post is scheduled. You can move or cancel it later by asking. For example: “Two mowing slots open on the east side”.

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