Wire the house. The finished panels post themselves.

Social media for electricians, done by asking.

You're in an attic with a headlamp, not on Facebook. Send a photo of the panel you just replaced, say a line, and your accounts are posted for the week.

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Mon · 7:30 amEV charger installs: booking this monthFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileScheduled
Wed · 12:00 pmBefore and after: a 60-amp fuse box replacedFacebook PagesInstagramScheduled
Fri · 8:00 amOn call this weekend if the power goesFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileScheduled

Less admin for electricians.

Before: Panel upgrade photos that never leave your phone
Now: Send them from the van. They're posted this week.
Before: Storm season arriving before your generator post does
Now: The generator post was scheduled a month before the first storm.
Before: A Google profile that still says you only do repairs
Now: EV chargers and panel upgrades, posted to Google as you add them.

Get an hour a week back at the panel.

Hours a week you spend on social media1 hourWhat an hour of your work earns$60

Your numbers, your sum. Move them and the figures follow.

52 hoursback at the panel, every year

$3,120of your working time, at $60 an hour

Spica Post does it from $29 a month.Or $99 once, if three accounts are all you need.

Get my hours back

Wire the house. The week is already scheduled.

Mon7:30 amEV charger installs: booking this monthFacebook, Google
Tue
Wed12:00 pmBefore and after: a 60-amp fuse box replacedInstagram, Facebook
Thu
Fri8:00 amOn call this weekend if the power goesFacebook, Google
Sat10:00 amTip: what a warm outlet cover is telling youInstagram, Facebook, Google
Sun

An illustration. The business and its posts are made up.

Social media post ideas for electricians.

Tell your assistant any of these in a sentence and it becomes a post for each account. For example: “Booking EV charger installs this month. Post it Monday.”

Start with: Google Business Profile, then Facebook
Post most: Panel upgrades and on-call hours
Best photo: The old panel next to the new one
Never skip: Storm and outage availability

Panel upgrades
The old fuse box next to the new panel. Nothing explains the job better.
EV chargers
Each install is a post, and a reason for the neighbours to call.
Storm and generator season
Say it before the weather does.
Safety answers
Flickering lights, a breaker that keeps tripping, an outlet that feels warm.
Licensed and insured
Say it plainly, with your licence number if your state lists one.
On-call hours
Evenings, weekends and holidays you are covering.

Post ideas for every profession

Electricians: why your Google profile matters.

Electrical work is hired in a hurry and on trust. Someone loses half the house and searches for a licensed electrician nearby. A Google Business Profile with recent job photos, current hours and this week's update shows you are real and working.

Asked by electricians.

What should an electrician post on social media?

Before-and-after photos of panel upgrades, EV charger and generator installs, short safety answers, the areas you serve, and when you are on call. Real jobs from your own van do better than stock images of light bulbs.

Which social media is best for electricians?

Google Business Profile first, because it shows when someone searches for an electrician nearby. Facebook second, for local groups and referrals. Instagram is useful for finished work such as lighting and panel photos.

How often should an electrician post?

Once or twice a week is enough to look active. A steady weekly update on your Google Business Profile matters more than a burst of posts followed by a quiet month.

Can I post from a job site?

Yes. Message your AI assistant from your phone with a photo and a line about the job. It drafts a post for each account, and nothing is published until you approve it.