Electricians.
This is your era.
Daily posts that get you more service requests while you're out running calls. No content creation. No guessing. Just more jobs booked.
What Your Feed Could Look Like
Panel Upgrade Before/After
Knob-and-Tube Rewire Clip
Free Safety Inspection Promo
Outlet Install Walkthrough
Customer Testimonial
EV Charger Install
Breaker Tripping Fix Tip
Whole-Home Generator Setup
Recessed Lighting Timelapse
Code Violation Breakdown
Electricians are already booking jobs every week
24
Posts Per Month
8-12
New Service Requests Weekly
FB
Top Channel
Feature
Daily job-spotlight posts
Show panel upgrades, rewires, EV charger installs, and lighting jobs without stopping to write captions between service calls.
Feature
Emergency service visibility
Keep your emergency offers front and center so homeowners call you first when the power goes out or a breaker keeps tripping.
Feature
Homeowner safety content
Publish electrical safety tips, code-violation warnings, and upgrade guides that build trust and drive inspection requests.
Feature
Customer stories that build trust
Use real project outcomes and job-site photos to show homeowners your crew is licensed, clean, and gets it done right.
How It Works
1. Connect
Link your social accounts
2. Generate
AI creates your local service posts
3. Post
Schedule & publish instantly
Bright Spark Electric went from 3-4 to 19 service requests a month.
They stopped trying to manually keep up with panel upgrade showcases, EV charger promos, and safety tips. PostChime handled the posting rhythm while their service-request funnel captured the calls that mattered — especially for higher-ticket rewiring and upgrade jobs.
Real Questions. Real Answers.
We'd rather you sign up informed than sign up hyped. Here's what electricians ask before they try PostChime.
Do electricians even need social media marketing?
Not every electrician does. If Google LSAs, referrals, and contractor partnerships keep you booked solid — skip this. But if you deal with slow weeks, want more high-ticket jobs like panel upgrades, whole-home rewires, or EV charger installs, social visibility fills those gaps without paying per click.
I get all my calls from Google and referrals already
Good — keep those. PostChime adds an organic channel on top. Google LSA leads go to every electrician in your area. Referrals are inconsistent. Social content builds name recognition so when a homeowner needs a panel upgrade or their lights start flickering, they call the electrician they've been seeing on their feed — not the first search result.
Won't AI content look generic? Real job photos matter more
Agree — stock photos of wire bundles won't book a single call. PostChime analyzes your brand, service area, and specialties before writing anything. You review and edit every post before it goes live. The best approach: let PostChime handle tips, safety reminders, and service posts, then add your own panel photos, rewire clips, and job-site before/afters on top.
I'm already booked out for weeks — why would I pay for this?
If you're consistently booked months out, you probably don't need this right now. But most electricians still have slow stretches — especially between new-construction phases or after a busy storm season. PostChime keeps your pipeline warm so you're not scrambling when the phone slows down.
Can't I just post job photos myself a few times a week?
You absolutely can — and you should try. Post 2–3 times a week for 30 days: panel upgrades, rewire clips, safety tips. If you can keep that up consistently while running calls, pulling permits, and managing your crew, you don't need PostChime. Most electricians can't. That's who this is for.
Isn't this just a posting tool? I need actual service calls booked
PostChime isn't just posting into the void. Every post can link to a service-request page, a free safety inspection offer, or a seasonal promo landing page. You get an inbox to respond to DMs and comments fast — before the homeowner calls the next electrician on their list.
I don't even use Instagram or TikTok
You don't have to personally scroll TikTok to benefit from being on it. Homeowners in your service area do. A panel upgrade before/after on Instagram or a quick breaker-tripping tip on TikTok gets seen by people who will eventually need an electrician. PostChime posts for you — you don't need to open the apps.
Shouldn't I just invest in Google Ads or LSAs instead?
If you're not running LSAs yet, do that first — they're the fastest path to service calls. But LSA leads go to multiple electricians and cost per call. Social content builds an audience that comes to you directly. The smart play is both: LSAs for immediate calls, PostChime for the long-game pipeline that doesn't cost per lead.
The winning formula
Let PostChime handle your service posts, safety tips, and seasonal reminders every week. Then add your own panel photos, rewire clips, and job-site before/afters on top. Electricians who combine automation with real job content consistently outperform electricians who try to do all the marketing themselves.
Everything You Get
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can I start?
Same day. Connect your accounts, let the AI analyze your business, and start publishing your first posts within hours.
Will this work for emergency electrical?
Yes. Emergency service offers are one of the strongest calls to action. PostChime keeps those offers visible so you're top of mind when a homeowner loses power or smells burning wiring.
Can I edit what the AI creates?
Yes. Review, edit, or rewrite any post before it goes live. Add your own job-site photos, change the offer, adjust the wording — it's your content.
Is this just another social media scheduler?
No. Schedulers help you post content you already made. PostChime writes the content from your brand and service data, builds service-request pages, and manages your inbox — the full funnel, not just the posting.
What if I already run Google Ads or LSAs?
Keep them. PostChime handles organic content and lead capture on social — a different channel that doesn't cost per click. They complement each other.
Will it actually get me calls or just post content?
Every post can link to a service-request page, safety inspection offer, or seasonal promo. You're not just posting — you're building a funnel that drives calls and messages.