PipeflowYou cannot see electricity. You can see your work.
Every week Pipeflow uses your website to plan posts about installations, safety and technology for Instagram and LinkedIn. You approve.
See the little T on your residual current device? Press it regularly. If it does not trip, give us a call. #RCD #tip
Example of a text tileWhy it usually gets left undone.
The work disappears into the wall
Cables, boxes and distribution boards become invisible once the wall is plastered. That is exactly why you need to show what is behind it.
The phone rings anyway
Many electrical businesses have enough work but too few people. Social media helps most of all with finding skilled workers and apprentices.
Technology is hard to explain
RCDs, wallboxes, smart homes: customers do not understand much of it and still do not ask. Short explanations build trust.
Where the topics come from.
From the fuse box
Before: the old fuse box. After: the clean new distribution board. Order that experts and laypeople recognise at once.
From safety
Why the RCD should be tested, what power strips can handle, when a cable needs replacing.
From new technology
Car charging points, smart lighting, connecting a solar power system. Topics customers have questions about right now.
Three ideas for electricians.
- 01
Power strip at its limit
An overloaded power strip as a warning example, plus a short tip. Everyone knows it from their own home.
Example Fan heater, kettle and toaster on one strip? No circuit copes well with that for long. Big appliances belong on their own socket.
- 02
Channels before plastering
Freshly laid cables and boxes in the shell before they disappear. Shows care that nobody will see later.
Example In a few days all of this will be plastered over. That is why we photograph every cable beforehand, so it is clear later where it is safe to drill. #newbuild #electricalinstallation
- 03
The charging point in the garage
An installed wallbox with a neatly laid supply cable. A current topic many people have questions about.
Example This charging point now hangs in the garage and charges overnight. Before installing, we always check that the house connection and cables can handle it. ⚡
How Pipeflow helps.
From your website
Pipeflow reads what you offer and plans posts from it. No website? A few sentences about your business are enough.
With images
Photos from your website, your own photos, AI images or text tiles in your colours.
You approve
Nothing goes out until you approve it. You can edit, ask for a rewrite or pause at any time.
FAQ.
Can Pipeflow use photos from building sites where customers can be seen?
If people can be seen in a photo, Pipeflow asks for consent before it is used. Photos of distribution boards and cables without people skip this step.
Can I stop certain words from appearing?
Yes. You can set words that should never appear, as well as required details. Pipeflow checks every post for them before publishing.
Does Pipeflow reply to enquiries that come in under the posts?
No. Pipeflow plans and publishes posts. You answer comments and messages yourself, so the contact with your customers stays with you.
What does Pipeflow cost?
Pipeflow is in its pilot phase. You can try it free.