Three posts a week is a realistic, sustainable target
It's frequent enough to stay visible in a feed without requiring a full-time content person, and it's a pace most owners can actually maintain long-term.
Published 2026-05-05 by Ember & Echo Multimedia
There's no universal magic number for how often to post, but there is a wrong answer most trades businesses fall into: posting in bursts for two weeks, then going silent for two months. Consistency beats volume every time.
It's frequent enough to stay visible in a feed without requiring a full-time content person, and it's a pace most owners can actually maintain long-term.
A posting plan that only works when things are slow will collapse the moment work picks up. Plan around your busiest month, not your slowest.
Capturing photos and video from a few jobs each week and scheduling them out removes the daily pressure to think of something to post.
Algorithms respond to overall consistency over months, not to a single missed week. The bigger risk is going quiet for months at a time, not a short gap.
A blurry, thoughtless post rarely performs well regardless of frequency. A handful of genuinely good posts each week consistently outperforms a flood of low-effort ones.