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Honestly, Instagram and Pinterest are your best bet since staircases are so visual - those before/after shots do numbers. Facebook ads work too if you target homeowners in the right income/age brackets. SEO is clutch for terms like "custom stairs" plus your city name. Google My Business is free money, don't ignore it. Video content showing actual installs gets crazy engagement for some reason. Oh, and start with just one platform first - I see too many contractors spread themselves thin trying to do everything at once. Master Instagram, then add more later.
Dude, forget those sterile shots of empty staircases. Show kids actually running up the steps, someone with their morning coffee heading down, maybe that perfect evening light catching the handrail. People need to see life happening around your designs, not just the structure itself. Those lifestyle moments hit so much harder than technical specs ever will. I mean, clients want to picture their own routines flowing through the space, right? Movement, natural lighting, real humans using it - that's what sells the vision. Next project, get people in there actually living on your staircase.
Dude, testimonials are huge for stair work. People are literally trusting you not to screw up something they use every single day - plus it's a massive chunk of their budget. Before/after pics with customer quotes? That's your best friend right there. Nobody wants to hire some random contractor who might leave them with crooked steps or disappear halfway through. Oh, and grab those testimonials right after you finish each job while they're still happy with you. Plaster them all over your website and socials. Trust me, it kills that whole "sketchy contractor" vibe that everyone's worried about.
Before/after shots are absolute gold on Instagram and Facebook - people eat that stuff up. Time-lapse videos of your installs are weirdly addictive too, plus they show off your skills. Pinterest is actually massive for stairs since everyone's browsing reno ideas there. LinkedIn surprised me but it's solid for connecting with other contractors. Tag your locations and throw in hashtags like
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