Social media for roofers, one photo one post everywhere

The best-looking trade online, the worst at posting

No trade photographs better than roofing. A clean new roof, a tidy leadwork detail, a proper before and after. This is the kind of work people stop scrolling for, and it is exactly the kind of work most roofers never post.

Meanwhile the customer choosing a roofer is looking for proof. They want to see finished roofs, near them, done recently. The roofer who shows that work gets the enquiry. The one with the photos still sat on his phone does not.

The problem is not you, it is the time

You are weather-dependent and flat out the moment it is dry. You are up scaffold, stripping tiles, racing a storm. When the job is done you are packing down, not writing captions for five apps.

Blast Everything is built for that. You take the photo you were going to take anyway, add one line, and you are done.

One photo, one line, every channel

Snap the finished roof, type one line about it, and Blast Everything turns the photo and text into a proper post for all 11 of your channels, sent on a schedule so your feed stays busy even in a run of bad weather.

Works on iOS and on the web.

What to post when you have no idea what to post

Let the roof do the talking. A photo and a plain line is all it takes. Here is a typed line turned into a post:

Post one after each roof and within weeks your best work is finally being seen by the people looking to hire.

How often should a roofer actually post?

Two or three times a week is more than enough, and roofing makes that easy because nearly every job gives you a photo worth sharing. You do not need to plan anything. When a roof is finished, take the picture you were going to take anyway, add one line, and that is your post. Across a normal run of work you will never be short of material.

Consistency is what turns those photos into enquiries. A feed that quietly shows a finished roof a couple of times a week looks like a busy, trusted firm. A feed that has been dead for months, then dumps everything in one afternoon, looks like an afterthought. Because Blast Everything schedules your posts out, even a washed-out fortnight where you could not get on a roof still leaves your feed ticking over with recent work.

Before-and-after shots are your strongest content by a distance. The tired old felt next to the clean new finish tells the whole story in one image. Whenever you can, grab the before as well as the after, because that contrast is exactly what stops a homeowner mid-scroll and gets them reaching for the phone.

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