When a homeowner checks out your electrical company, what do they find?
Paste your website. runtradeflow.com plans, writes, and designs a month of social posts, so wherever a homeowner checks you out, they find a company worth calling.
The feed goes dark for good reasons. It still costs you.
Proof gets stranded Finished jobs and happy customers stay buried in camera rolls.
Consistency disappears Busy season hits and weeks pass with nothing posted.
The workload multiplies Every brand adds another calendar, voice, and approval flow.
From your website to a full calendar in one click.
- Paste your site. runtradeflow.com builds your brand kit automatically, colors, logo, services, service area, and the way your company talks.
- Generate the month. Captions and matching AI images on an electrician's seasonal rotation, not generic small-business filler.
- Approve. Review the calendar, edit or regenerate any post, approve the month.
- It posts itself. Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Google Business Profile, on schedule.
The rotation is adapted from real home-services agency playbooks, the calendars agencies run by hand for trades like yours.
What a month looks like for an electrical company
Six post types that put jobs on the schedule:
- EV-charger and panel-upgrade push (year-round anchor). The homeowner who just ordered an EV is searching for an installer this week. A steady drumbeat of charger installs and 200-amp upgrades keeps you in that search.
- Holiday-lighting load post (late November). "If the tree lights dim when the microwave runs, your circuit is talking to you." Seasonal, shareable, and it books the December troubleshooting calls.
- Space-heater safety post (January). Space heaters meet overloaded circuits every January. A plain-spoken safety post positions you as the electrician who cares, and surfaces the aluminum-wiring and old-panel jobs.
- Smoke-detector reminder (March and November, clock-change weekends). "Change the clocks, test the detectors." Twice a year, right on schedule, the kind of post that makes a company look like it's paying attention.
- Whole-home surge protection (May–June, before storm season). After the first big thunderstorm fries somebody's electronics, this post has already made you the obvious call.
- Before/after panel spotlight (monthly). A rusted fuse box next to a clean, labeled new panel says "licensed professional" better than any slogan. Plus review graphics in between.
License number on the graphic when the post warrants it, the brand kit handles that.
Founding-member pricing
- Solo, $49/mo. One electrical brand.
- Multi, $149/mo. Up to 5 brands in one workspace.
- Agency, $299/mo. Up to 15 brands.
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Electrician social media questions, answered
What should an electrician post on social media? Safety education (surge protection, space heaters, detector reminders), big-ticket service pushes (EV chargers, panel upgrades, generators), before/after jobs, and reviews. runtradeflow.com generates that mix on a calendar tuned to the electrical year.
Can it include our license number on posts? Yes. Your license, phone, and service area live in the brand kit, and they appear on graphics when the post calls for it, offers and service pushes, not every meme and reminder.
We do mostly commercial and new construction. Does this still fit? The generator works from your services, paste your site and it writes to what you actually do, including LinkedIn-appropriate posts for commercial work. It publishes to LinkedIn alongside Facebook and Instagram for exactly that reason.
How is this different from hiring someone to do our socials? Same playbook, different price and speed: the month generates in one click instead of a back-and-forth of drafts, and you keep final approval on every post. No contracts, no meetings.
Look as professional online as your panel work is in person.
Paste your website into runtradeflow.com, free trial, no card required, and see next month's feed in minutes.