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    Social Media Content for Auto Shops

    Most shops do great work that never leaves the bay. This scope covers content planning, on-site capture, editing, distribution, and inquiry measurement so what happens on the floor becomes something a driver can find, trust, and act on.

    Scope at a glance

    • Content plan tied to real services and slower periods
    • Capture and editing scoped to the shop's schedule
    • Inquiry measurement from social to the site and phone

    What this solves

    Where the path breaks.

    Three points along the customer journey where automotive teams tend to lose the next step.

    Inconsistent presence

    Posting starts and stops around whichever staff member has time, which makes the account hard to follow and hard to trust.

    Content nobody sees

    Posts go out without a plan for hook, format, or distribution, so reach and inquiries stay flat.

    Missing proof

    Completed jobs, reviews, and customer moments never make it into the feed, so newer prospects have less to weigh.

    In scope

    What is in scope.

    Plan and capture

    • Monthly content plan aligned to services
    • On-site capture windows around shop hours
    • Edit approach for short-form and static formats
    • Review, before/after, and staff coverage

    Distribution and measurement

    • Publishing cadence agreed during scope
    • Ad variants where scoped, not by default
    • Link and lead paths from social to the site
    • Inquiry attribution reported alongside the work

    How it connects

    One service, connected to the next step.

    Social Media does its job when it hands the visitor, inquiry, or asset to a defined next step. The rest of the customer journey is planned alongside it.

    See how the full system connects
    • Client ownership

      Approved accounts, source assets, access, and final deliverables stay with the client.

    • Defined handoff

      Owners, approvals, and next actions for each lead, asset, or update are agreed during scope.

    • Measurement

      What is tracked, where it lives, and how it is reviewed is defined before launch.

    FAQ

    Common questions.

    No. Appointments depend on the shop's response, availability, and pricing as much as the content. The scope commits to the plan, the work, and honest reporting.

    Next step

    Start with the customer journey.

    The Revenue Leak Score shows where attention, response, follow-up, or attribution is breaking first.