Treat the house. The seasonal warning goes out anyway.

Social media for pest control companies, done by asking.

You're in a crawl space with a sprayer, not at a desk. Say what's swarming this month and your accounts warn the neighbourhood for you.

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Mon · 7:30 amTermite swarm season: free inspections this monthFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileScheduled
Wed · 12:00 pmFound today: a wasp nest the size of a footballFacebook PagesInstagramScheduled
Fri · 8:00 amMosquito treatments: two openings before the weekendFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileScheduled

Less admin for pest control companies.

Before: Termite swarm season arriving before your post about it
Now: The swarm post was scheduled a month ahead.
Before: A Google profile that doesn't say which pests you treat
Now: One pest a week, posted to Google with what to look for.
Before: Same-week openings that never get filled
Now: One message posts this week's openings by area.

Get an hour a week back on the treatment route.

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 on the treatment route, 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

Treat the house. The week is already scheduled.

Mon7:30 amTermite swarm season: free inspections this monthFacebook, Google
Tue
Wed12:00 pmFound today: a wasp nest the size of a footballInstagram, Facebook
Thu
Fri8:00 amMosquito treatments: two openings before the weekendFacebook, Google
Sat
Sun5:00 pmTip: the three places mice get in before winterInstagram, Facebook, Google

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

Social media post ideas for pest control companies.

Tell your assistant any of these in a sentence and it becomes a post for each account. For example: “Termite season. Free inspections this month. Post Monday.”

Start with: Google Business Profile, then Facebook
Post most: What's active now, and openings
Best photo: What you found, close up
Never skip: The month before each season

What's active now
Ants in spring, mosquitoes in summer, rodents in autumn. Post a month early.
Found on the job
A nest, a trail, damage behind a wall. People cannot look away.
Signs to look for
Frass, droppings, mud tubes, discarded wings.
Prevention tips
Seal this gap, move that woodpile, fix that leak.
Plans and openings
Quarterly service, one-off treatments, this week's free slots.
Kids and pets
What you use and how long to stay off treated areas, as the product label says. Do not call a treatment "safe".

Post ideas for every profession

Pest control: why your Google profile matters.

Pest control is searched for in a panic, by someone who just saw something move. A Google Business Profile that names the pests you treat, shows a recent update and gives your hours gets the call.

Asked by pest control companies.

What should a pest control company post on social media?

Seasonal pest alerts, photos of what you find on jobs, signs homeowners should look for, prevention tips, and this week's openings. Timely posts about what is active now in your area work best. Show your licence number where your state requires it in advertising.

Which social media is best for pest control?

Google Business Profile and Facebook. Urgent searches happen on Google, and Facebook reaches homeowners and local groups in the towns you serve.

When should a pest control company post seasonal alerts?

About a month before each pest becomes active in your area, so your post is already there when people start searching. You can schedule a whole year of alerts in one conversation.

Can I post from a job?

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