Before and after videos sell jobs. The formats that work, how to make one free in about a minute, the right sizes for Reels, TikTok and Google, captions, music rules and ideas by trade.
A practical contractor marketing plan: set a goal from your numbers, fix the foundations, then run a weekly routine built on finished jobs. Includes a 90-day plan, a budget approach, a tracking sheet and a one-page template.
Where contractor leads really come from, what each source costs, how fast you need to respond, and how to build a lead system that runs on your own finished work instead of shared leads.
How to document construction jobs with photos: what to capture at each stage, how to name and store files, using photos for change orders, disputes, warranties and compliance, and turning the same photos into marketing.
A realistic social media guide for contractors: which platforms matter for local work, 12 post types that bring calls, captions you can copy, how often to post, and a 15-minute weekly routine built on finished jobs.
A plain-English local SEO guide for contractors: how Google picks local results, what to fix first, how to build service and town pages without spam, reviews, links, and a 90-day plan.
A fill-in-the-blanks construction case study template for contractors, with a full worked example, the questions to ask customers, how long each section should be, and where to use the finished case study.
A practical contractor website checklist in five parts: the first screen, trust, proof, local SEO and technical basics. Each item explains why it matters and how to check it in a few minutes.
Landscaping marketing ideas that fill the calendar in every season: grow-in photos, route-density marketing, maintenance contracts, seasonal upsells, reviews, referral partners and a month-by-month plan.
A practical marketing guide for painting contractors: showing prep work homeowners never see, photos that make color look right, lead-safe credentials, seasonal planning, reviews, referrals and repaint reminders.
Roofing marketing that works in a trade where homeowners are wary: proof pages, roof photos homeowners understand, storm-season playbooks that stay legal, reviews, referrals and paid options worth testing.
The exact moment to ask, word-for-word text, email and in-person scripts, how to follow up once, and the review rules that can get a contractor in trouble.
How to set up a contractor Google Business Profile the right way: service areas, categories, photos, posts and reviews, plus the mistakes that get listings suspended.
A field guide to before-and-after photos that actually sell jobs: where to stand, what light to shoot in, phone settings, a shot list by trade, and the mistakes that make good work look bad.
Twenty practical marketing ideas for contractors, grouped from free to paid, with what each one takes, who it suits, and how to tell if it's working. Built around the work you already do.
What separates a contractor portfolio that wins jobs from a photo gallery nobody reads: the nine things every project page needs, a worked example, and how to get found in local search.
11 min
What we will cover
One job, four useful angles.
No generic growth hacks. The editorial plan stays close to the work DonePages customers actually do.
01
Proof marketing
How to document finished work so prospects can inspect the result and trust the process.
02
Local discovery
Practical local SEO, service-area content, and ways to make your work easier to find.
03
Field workflows
Simple systems for collecting photos, notes, approvals, reviews, and project details on the job.
04
Better DonePages
Page structure, visual storytelling, calls to action, and examples that turn attention into inquiries.