Week 1
Storm authority and trust
Lead with storm-response education, visible proof, and trust signals that help homeowners decide fast.
Day 1
ExplainerHail damage signs homeowners miss from the ground
Day 2
ProjectBefore-and-after storm repair carousel
Day 3
ProjectAsk: What is your biggest concern after a storm
Day 4
ProjectWhat a roof inspection includes after hail or wind damage
Day 5
ListHost a 15-minute storm damage Q&A
Day 6
ProjectReview spotlight with project timeline breakdown
Day 7
ProjectReview traffic and lead quality from week one
Week 2
Inspection education
Use week two to make inspections feel easier to schedule and easier to understand.
Day 8
ListRoof inspection checklist for homeowners
Day 9
ProjectService-area project recap
Day 10
How ToQuestion box: What would stop you from scheduling an inspection
Day 11
How ToRepair vs replacement: How roofers make the call
Day 12
ProjectReview request reminder tied to completed jobs
Day 13
ListThree roof issues homeowners should not ignore
Day 14
ListReply to comments and collect FAQ ideas
Week 3
Process and pricing clarity
Week three helps leads compare options, understand estimates, and move forward with fewer objections.
Day 15
ExplainerWhat is actually included in a roofing estimate
Day 16
How ToEstimate follow-up template highlight
Day 17
ExplainerPoll: What makes estimates hard to compare
Day 18
ExplainerRoof warranties explained without the fluff
Day 19
ProjectCrew spotlight with job-site standards
Day 20
ExplainerFive factors that change the cost of a new roof
Day 21
How ToTighten internal links and update service CTAs
Week 4
Seasonal conversion push
Finish the month with seasonal urgency, strong proof, and content that turns attention into booked inspections.
Day 22
ListSeasonal roof prep checklist for Abilene homeowners
Day 23
How ToInspection availability reminder
Day 24
ExplainerAsk homeowners what they wish roofers explained better
Day 25
How ToWhat to do after your roof inspection
Day 26
ProjectCustomer proof montage
Day 27
ListThe most common roofing questions we answered this month
Day 28
ProjectReview the month and plan the next content cycle
Pro Tips
Publish the highest-intent storm and inspection posts first
Use promote days to redistribute your strongest articles instead of creating filler
Turn FAQ comments and estimate objections into next month's blog topics
Link every article back to the service page it should support
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