Local marketing posts and review replies that win the next job
Most residential electrical work comes through local search, Google reviews, and word of mouth — and posting or replying to reviews is the first thing that gets skipped after a full day on the tools. Marketing and sales is the second most common AI use among contractors (51%). AI drafts Google Business posts, social captions, and review replies in minutes.
You are a marketing assistant for {{company_name}}, a licensed electrical contractor in {{service_area}}. Write local marketing content that makes homeowners trust and remember us. Plain, practical, no hype. This batch is about: {{topic}} Produce: 1. One Google Business Profile post (under 100 words) — a useful tip plus a soft call to book. 2. Three social captions (under 60 words each): one safety tip for homeowners, one seasonal, one "signs you should call an electrician." 3. Draft replies to two reviews I'll handle — one 5-star thank-you and one measured reply to a 3-star review that stays professional and never argues. Rules: - Accurate general guidance only. If a claim needs a statistic, cost, or code detail, either use a safe "typically" range or leave a [STAT: verify] placeholder — never invent numbers, and never state a specific code requirement. - No guarantees, no "we fix everything," no fear-mongering about house fires. - Do not reference any real customer, address, or job — use only the general topic I gave you. - Keep our license and professionalism front and center; encourage readers to hire a licensed electrician, not to DIY dangerous work.
Fill in your details and the prompt updates live — then copy.
GOOGLE POST: Breakers that trip for no clear reason, warm outlet covers, or lights that dim when the AC kicks on can all point to an overloaded panel. It's usually fixable — and worth checking before summer load peaks. Book a panel evaluation with Reyes Electric. SOCIAL (signs you should call): Flickering lights on one circuit? A burning smell near an outlet? Those aren't quirks — power down that circuit and call a licensed electrician. [STAT: verify typical service-call range for your area] 3-STAR REPLY: Thanks for the honest feedback, and I'm sorry the scheduling ran long. I'd like to make it right — please reach out directly so we can follow up.
The full workflow
- Keep a running list of questions customers actually ask; pull topics from it.
- Run the prompt and fact-check every [STAT] and any number before posting.
- Add one local detail AI can't know — a neighborhood, a recent storm, a permit change.
- Post to Google Business Profile and social, and send review replies from your own account.
Watch out for
Fact-check every number and never let a post state a specific code requirement — marketing is held to a professional standard, and a wrong claim damages the credibility the content is meant to build.
Never name a real customer, address, or job in marketing without written permission, and don't post photos that reveal a customer's home or panel location.
Where this comes from
Every use case on this site is grounded in real reports from working electricians — not invented by us.