



64 social media content ideas from sixteen industries, written as jobs a post can do. The live gallery underneath is proof, not the page.

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These are jobs a post can do, taken from the sixteen industry guides. Not prompts. Not a swipe file. If you already have the material, skip the list and hand over a recording.
Health and care
"Does whitening hurt?" "Why does my gum bleed?" One question, one plain answer, sixty seconds. That is a post a week for a year.
Dentists guide →Patients pick a practice they can picture. The hygienist on her first day is worth more than a stock smile.
Dentists guide →"Sugar-free means safe." "Baby teeth do not matter." Take one apart in a carousel.
Dentists guide →Six-monthly check, mouthguard season, the health-fund year end. Useful beats clever every time here.
Dentists guide →What a referral is, what a care plan does, why the appointment is fifteen minutes. Education, not treatment.
Healthcare guide →Who works here and what they do. Patients choose a practice they can picture.
Healthcare guide →How to book, what to bring, what happens after the test. The posts that reduce phone calls.
Healthcare guide →What "window of tolerance" actually means, in plain words, without a diagnosis attached. Education that does not treat.
Therapists guide →The first session, what you do not have to say, how long it takes. The posts that get someone through the door.
Therapists guide →What you offer and what you do not. It filters the wrong clients in the kindest way.
Therapists guide →Why you do this work, in a paragraph. Not your own story in detail.
Therapists guide →The desk, the phone, the car seat, the way you carry the toddler. Education about movement, not treatment claims.
Chiropractors guide →The first visit, what you assess, how long it takes. The post that answers the fear.
Chiropractors guide →One movement, thirty seconds, no promises. The most saved post you will make.
Chiropractors guide →With the owner's okay. What came in, what you did, how it went. The post that gets shared by the whole street.
Vets guide →Ticks, heat, chocolate at Easter, fireworks on New Year's. Useful, timed, saved.
Vets guide →Why the dental matters, what the vaccination covers, when to worry about the vomiting. The question you answer ten times a day.
Vets guide →The nurse, the receptionist, the vet on Saturdays. People choose a clinic they can picture.
Vets guide →Trades and sites
Same angle, once a week, on every job. It builds itself into a story with no writing.
Construction companies guide →Finished, styled or not. Before on the first slide, after on the second. This is the post that gets saved.
Construction companies guide →The rock nobody expected, the drainage fix, the week the rain cost. Honest posts about problems are why people trust the quote.
Construction companies guide →"Service the unit before the first 35-degree day." Every year, same post, new photo. It works every year.
HVAC companies guide →Old unit out, new unit in, tidy finish. Two photos and a line. The proof post.
HVAC companies guide →Why the filter matters, what the noise means, when to repair and when to replace. The posts that make you the honest one.
HVAC companies guide →What you found, what it was doing, what you did. One photo, three lines. This is the post that gets shared.
Plumbers guide →"Do not pour this down the sink." The public-service post that makes you the honest one.
Plumbers guide →The blocked drain, the new bathroom, the tidy install. Proof without a word of hype.
Plumbers guide →Gutters before winter, hot water before the cold, the garden tap before summer.
Plumbers guide →First slide the napkin, last slide the built room. The post that shows what you are for.
Architects guide →The slope, the heritage overlay, the neighbour's window. What it forced and what it made better. The most interesting post an architect can make.
Architects guide →Frame up, the roof on, the first light through the new window. Progress is content.
Architects guide →"How long does it take?" "What does an architect cost?" Answered plainly. It filters in the right ones.
Architects guide →Advice and firms
"What happens to the house if we separate?" answered for everyone, not for the person who asked. No advice, no client details, all the expertise.
Law firms guide →One change, what it means in plain words, who it affects. This is the post that gets shared by accountants.
Law firms guide →What actually happens after you call a lawyer. Most people have no idea and it is why they do not call.
Law firms guide →Why the partner practises this area. One paragraph of human, no war stories.
Law firms guide →"Can I claim my car?" Answered in general, with the "it depends" spelled out. That is one post a week for two years.
Accountants guide →One rule change, what it means, who it hits. Plain words. This is the post referral partners forward.
Accountants guide →Not a client, a pattern. "Three things sole traders get wrong in year one."
Accountants guide →What an offset account does. What "fixed for two years" actually means. Education with no product in it.
Financial services guide →What happens after you call a broker. Most people have never been through it and it is why they do not call.
Financial services guide →A rate move, a rule change, what it means for whom. Plain, dated, no forecast.
Financial services guide →Why you do this work and who you do it for. The post that makes the first call less awkward.
Financial services guide →What "flood" means. What "market value" means. One term, one plain explanation. The post that gets saved.
Insurance agents guide →Before storm season, before the holidays, before the new car. Useful and timed.
Insurance agents guide →What happens when you call, what to photograph, what not to throw away. The post people find at the worst moment.
Insurance agents guide →Who you are, who you insure, why. It makes the renewal call a person, not a premium.
Insurance agents guide →Local and hospitality
What it is, why tonight, how many there are. Scarcity is honest when it is true.
Restaurants guide →The prep at 2pm, the delivery at 6am, the chef explaining the dish in twenty seconds. This is the content people cannot get elsewhere.
Restaurants guide →Why the menu changed, where the fish came from, what the new wine is. The story behind the plate is the post.
Restaurants guide →What it looks like at 7am today. Real weather, real light. The post that makes someone book.
Hotels guide →The chef, the housekeeper who has been here twelve years, the concierge's recommendation. Guests come back for people.
Hotels guide →What is on this weekend, where to eat, the walk. You are the local expert; post like one.
Hotels guide →Why booking direct is better, said plainly. Breakfast included, late checkout, the price. Once a fortnight, not every day.
Hotels guide →What just came in, with the person who will show it. Not the manufacturer image; your car, your floor.
Car dealerships guide →The keys handed over, the family, the one line. With permission. The proof post that beats every ad.
Car dealerships guide →"Should I wait for the new model?" "What is my trade worth?" Answered straight. It is why people trust the visit.
Car dealerships guide →The recall, the seasonal check, the tyre special. Service is half the business and a tenth of the posts.
Car dealerships guide →Published and scheduled posts from live accounts - not a mock list of prompts. The list above is the jobs. This is what they look like when they go out.
Sixteen industry guides, plus four galleries of published posts. The guides have the jobs. The galleries have the proof.
How to use them
Lists of ideas fail at the same point: you still have to write, design and size each one. These jobs map onto the types and formats the app already builds, so an idea you like becomes a draft rather than a task.
Questions
They are the what-to-post lists from our 16 industry guides. Not a scraped swipe file. Each one is a job a post can do in that trade.
Hand over one recording and the first batch comes back as posts, on angles taken from what you actually said.