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That job would make a good post

Turn a finished job into a Google or website post

A real, specific post from your own work, with the customer's permission and without their details.

Why it matters

46% of owners who use AI use it for marketing and social posts. A real job from your area says more than a generic tip.

Source: Jobber, 2026 Home Service Trends Report; Google, Creating helpful, reliable, people-first content

Use it when

You finished an interesting job and the customer said it is fine to share, without their name or address.

The instruction

Copy it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot and fill in the [brackets]. The rules at the end are what stop it from guessing.

The instruction
Turn this finished job into a short Google Business post (under 100 words). Real and specific, no hype, no customer name or street address. End with how to reach us.
The job: [what happened, what you found, what you did]
Our area: [cities]
How to reach us: [phone or link]
Rules: use only the facts I give you and my business fact sheet if I shared it. Do not invent prices, warranty terms, diagnoses, code requirements, dates or promises. Mark anything I did not confirm with [brackets] and list it under the draft. Keep it short and friendly, like a local business owner wrote it. Write the draft first, then ask me at most one question.
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Worked example

What you paste

Tankless heater in a 1960s ranch house kept shutting off. Found a clogged inlet filter and scale buildup. Flushed it, cleaned the filter, set up a yearly flush reminder. Customer ok with sharing, no name. Area: Santa Barbara and Goleta. Call or text 805-555-0142.

Example draft

Tankless water heater keeps shutting off? This week in a 1960s Goleta home, the cause was a clogged inlet filter and scale buildup. We flushed the unit, cleaned the filter, and set the homeowner up with a yearly flush reminder so it doesn't come back. Hard water is common around here, and tankless units need that yearly flush. Serving Santa Barbara and Goleta. Call or text 805-555-0142.

Confirmed

  • Clogged inlet filter and scale
  • Flush, filter cleaned, yearly reminder

Check before sending

  • "Goleta home" and the hard-water line. The AI added both. Check they are true before posting.

Check before you send

  • No customer name or street.
  • No claim you cannot back up, like "best in town".
  • Anything the AI added about your area is true.

If something is off

Ask for one change and see the whole draft again.

If something is off
Remove the hard-water sentence and the city of the home. Keep it under 80 words.

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