Social Media Lead Gen for Movers: Turned a Dollies Post into Zero Jobs but Epic Fails

Alright, been messing around with social media for my moving biz, figured posting about the right dollies for heavy furniture would hook some leads. Put up a video on Insta showing how I use these Milwaukee hand trucks to maneuver sofas up tight stairs without dinging the walls, thought it'd show off the smooth side of the job. Crickets for a week, then one guy DMs asking if I do international moves with elephants or some crap. Tried TikTok next, quick clip of loading a U-Haul with piano straps, captioned it 'pro tips for stress-free moves,' still nada but trolls saying I look like I'm wrestling a bear. NGL, it's hilarious how these platforms promise gold but deliver memes instead. Anyone cracked the code on turning moving hacks into actual gigs? Feels like I'm shouting into the void while my truck sits empty.

Try targeting local groups on Facebook with before-and-after move pics, gets more traction than random tool vids.

Focus on customer stories instead of tools, post testimonials with pics of packed trucks rolling out happy.

Lol, elephants? Sounds like my last lead was a clown car rental gone wrong.

Man, same here with those empty weekends, social media's a tease until you nail the algorithm.