Social media management for a junk removal company
Social is not where hauling leads come from. It is where proof lives, and proof closes the leads that come from everywhere else. A homeowner who found you in the map pack will check your page before she calls, and a page last posted in 2023 costs you that call.
Three posts a week is enough. Two before-and-after pairs and one that is human: the crew, a truck at the transfer station, an odd item you hauled. The odd items travel furthest. A hot tub coming over a fence gets more local reach than any polished graphic ever will.
Local groups matter more than follower count. Neighborhood pages, town groups and moving groups produce real jobs, and the rule in every one of them is to be useful before you sell. Answering a "who hauls away a mattress" post with a price and a timeframe books work. Dropping a flyer does not. Two weeks in, working means a steady rhythm, a page that looks active, and a growing folder of material the ads can reuse.