Social Media Strategy for Hardscapers w/ Vanessa Angell

A picture is worth a thousand words… 

That’s nice — but wouldn’t you prefer if it was a thousand leads?

Well, it can be… if you step up your social media game.

To help you do that, I invited social media maven Vanessa Angell, Owner at Social Media by Vanessa, to lay out a winning path to social success for hardscapers.

In this episode, we discuss:

  • The importance of images on social in this industry
  • How social media fits into — and ultimately shapes — the buyer’s journey 
  • The importance of engagement (and more than 3 words)

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“There’s two different ways that you can exist on the internet, I would say, if we’re just speaking specifically to Instagram, or Facebook, you can either just post occasionally and have it just be like a running portfolio posted a couple before and after pictures, people love to see that, time lapse is a huge thing for us. So prop up a GoPro, run a time lapse video post that, or you can go really heavily into it, where you spend a lot of time with branding, you become the face of your brand, you put your face on the internet, that’s my, that’s my big role, put your face on the internet, let people get to know you and be excited to hire you. And really go gung ho into a strategy where you are consistently posting every day. You’re posting to reels, you’re posting to shorts, on YouTube or on Facebook. You put a lot of time and effort into it and really get people to know you. But if you don’t have that time, or you don’t want to do that you can just exist as a running portfolio.” – Catherine