Social media playbook

How Duck Hunting Guide should use social media to bring in customers

Showing up on social helps build trust and credibility with hunters who rely on personal recommendations and real experiences.

Where to post

FacebookOutdoor enthusiasts and hunters frequently use Facebook groups and pages to find guides and share hunting stories.
InstagramVisual content of hunting trips and wildlife attracts followers and builds trust through authentic photos.
NextdoorLocal hunters often seek recommendations for guides and services in their nearby communities.

When to post

Best timeWeekday evenings, 6-8pm
How often1-2 posts/week
Best daysTue, Thu, Sat
Time windowsEvening (6-8pm) · Morning (7-9am)

What to post

Your highest-leverage content: Showcase successful hunts and tips.

Content angles that work for Duck Hunting Guide:

A post idea to steal

5 Essential Tips for Your First Duck Hunting Trip
New to duck hunting? Here are my top 5 tips to help you have a safe and successful first trip out on the water!

Sample post

How We Landed a Record-Size Mallard Last Weekend
Last weekend’s hunt was one for the books — here’s the story behind our biggest catch yet and what made it happen...
Image: photo of the guide with the mallard duck

How eHandshake actually gets Duck Hunting Guide more customers

eHandshake is two tools in one system:

Consistent local content plus a business referral network of the companies around you is how Duck Hunting Guide turn an online presence into paying customers.

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