The Content Strategy
4 posts that build trust.
1 post that asks for the sale.
Every week follows the same formula. Monday through Thursday you give the audience real value - education, craft, proof, and personality. By Friday, when you put the phone number in front of them, they already trust you. That trust is the only thing that turns a scroll into a call.
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4 Value · 1 CTA
Weekly Post Types — What Goes Up Each Day
Monday
Educate
"Here's what was hiding under there..."
Foreman narration over decking reveal footage
Reel
"This is why we use [shingle brand] over the cheap stuff"
Owner talking head at office or tailgate
Reel
"What to check after a Michigan hailstorm"
3-tip carousel from product samples
Tuesday
Craft
Full roof — 30 seconds. Watch the whole thing.
Timelapse rig output from install day
Reel
Underlayment done right — here's what that looks like
B-roll of flashing and underlayment detail
Reel
Budget shingle vs. premium — side by side
Product display shot from brand day
Static
Wednesday
Proof
Before + after. Same house. Two weeks apart.
Drone before (install morning) + drone after (brand day)
Reel
"I wasn't sure what to expect..." - [homeowner name]
Homeowner interview soundbite, front porch
Reel
Finished job. Clean yard. New roof. Done.
Street hero shot — thumbnail quality
Static
Thursday
Culture
"This is who shows up at 7am."
Crew arrival clip — trucks pulling in, energy
Reel
Meet [crew member name] — [X] years on the crew
Individual team intro clips from brand day
Reel
25 jobs a week. Here's what that looks like.
Truck fleet + warehouse B-roll
Static
Friday
Call to Action
Finished drone reveal + "Free estimate — call today" text overlay
Best aerial from brand day + phone number
Reel
Storm came through last week. Don't wait. [phone number]
Storm season rapid-response version
Story
We're booking [month]. Spots go fast in spring.
Urgency post — booking calendar close-out
Static
Month View — 2 Shoot Days = 20 Posts
Week
Mon · Educate
Tue · Craft
Wed · Proof
Thu · Culture
Fri · CTA
Week 1
Install Day
Educate
Foreman narration — "here's what today's install involves"
Craft
Timelapse — full roof in 30 seconds
Proof
Drone before shot — establishing the project
Culture
Crew arrival energy clip
CTA
Tear-off reveal + "don't wait on a damaged roof" hook
Week 2
Install Day
Educate
Decking reveal — "this is what was hiding under there"
Craft
Underlayment + flashing detail — the work behind the finish
Proof
Homeowner testimonial soundbite from brand day
Culture
Meet the crew — individual 15-sec intro clips
CTA
Before/after drone reveal + free estimate offer
Week 3
Brand Day
Educate
Owner talking head — "why we use [brand] over cheaper alternatives"
Craft
Shingle sample display — texture, colors, premium vs. budget
Proof
Full homeowner interview feature — 60-90 sec
Culture
Truck fleet + warehouse — "this is what 25 jobs a week looks like"
CTA
Finished aerial + booking urgency — spring schedule filling fast
Week 4
Brand Day
Educate
Owner talking head — "what to look for after a Michigan hailstorm"
Craft
Material beauty shots — close-up nail gun, shingle texture
Proof
Street hero shot — clean finished house, neighborhood context
Culture
Second crew intro — faces behind the brand, build trust
CTA
Storm season rapid response — "we're booking this week"
Why the timelapse always wins
It compresses a full day of skilled work into 30 seconds. The viewer watches a beat-up roof become a finished product in the time it takes to read a caption. That's the most persuasive thing you can show a homeowner sitting on a fence.
Friday CTAs that actually convert
Don't just post the phone number. Pair it with the week's best footage - usually the drone reveal or a testimonial clip. The visual carries trust from earlier in the week and the CTA is the last line of a story, not a cold ask.
Storm season sprint mode
When a big storm rolls through, 2 shoot days can be turned into content within 48 hours. Install day same-day, brand day within the week. That rapid-response window is when competitors go quiet and your feed goes loud.