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Storm Response Campaign

Reach homeowners after weather — as the contractor who tells them how claims actually work.

2 assets5-minute setupHomeownersStorm & Insurance Work

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Quick Start

Start here

Don’t want to use everything? Begin with these three.

Social Post · ~2 min

After the Storm — What Actually Happens

Deliberately corrects the door-knocker pitch. This is the post that separates a licensed contractor from a storm chaser.

Email · ~3 min

Storm Assessment Email

Reaches homeowners after weather without promising an outcome.

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The whole campaign

Every post, email and reel in the set, made in your brand and checked before anyone approves it.

Before you publish

For licensed contractors. Marketing content is a starting point; you are responsible for your state's contractor advertising and licensing rules and for adding your licence number before publishing. Never promise to beat any quote, never advertise work as free, and never offer to waive or absorb an insurance deductible — that is insurance fraud in most states, however casually it gets said in this trade.

Suggested disclosure: Licensed and insured. Estimates are not binding quotes; final scope and price are set in a written agreement. Add your licence number before publishing.