AI Photo & Image Marketing kit

$9.99

Open your camera roll right now. You've got hundreds of job photos in there. Crawlspaces, panel swaps, roof tear-offs, finished installs — real proof of real work.

And you've posted almost none of them. Because they're crooked. Because the lighting is awful. Because there's a garbage can in the corner and somebody's truck in the background. They look like evidence, not marketing.

Meanwhile the company across town posts clean before-and-afters with their logo in the corner, and everybody assumes they pay a photographer. They don't. They took the same lousy photos you did and spent four minutes cleaning them up. That's the entire difference between their feed and yours.

AI image tools got genuinely good and genuinely cheap in the last two years. You can straighten a crooked shot, brighten a dark crawlspace, erase a distracting object, build a professional side-by-side before-and-after, and generate a branded promo graphic — on your phone, without Photoshop, without hiring anybody, and mostly without paying anything.

The AI Photo & Image Marketing Kit tells you exactly which tools to use for which job so you stop shopping and start posting. It gives you the 4-minute cleanup routine in the right order (crop and straighten, brighten, remove one distraction, brand it small) — and explains why that order matters. You get copy-paste prompts written for local service trades: cleanup prompts, promo graphic prompts, hiring-post backgrounds, service icon sets, and ad creative direction. You get the before-and-after template that turns every future job into a 60-second post instead of a design project. You get caption formulas so the photo stops the scroll and the caption gets the call.

And you get the honesty rule — the line between editing a photo and misrepresenting your work. It's a short section and it's the most important page in the kit.

Plus a printable five-shot list for the truck, so your crew starts taking usable photos and you stop needing heroic edits in the first place.

A 6-page printable PDF. One hour to set up, twenty minutes a week after that — and a camera roll full of evidence finally starts working as marketing.

## 10 key benefits
1. Which free and cheap AI tools handle which job — and which ones to skip entirely
2. The 4-minute cleanup routine, in the exact order that makes each step easier
3. Ten copy-paste prompts written for local service trades, not generic design
4. A reusable before-and-after template that works for every job forever
5. Caption formulas that turn a good photo into a booked call
6. The honesty rule — what you can ethically edit and what you must never touch
7. AI generation prompts for promos, hiring posts, and icons you can't photograph
8. The logo-sizing rule that keeps people sharing your images instead of scrolling past
9. A printable five-shot list so the crew takes usable photos at the source
10. A weekly 20-minute batching routine that produces five posts at a time

Open your camera roll right now. You've got hundreds of job photos in there. Crawlspaces, panel swaps, roof tear-offs, finished installs — real proof of real work. And you've posted almost none of them. Because they're crooked. Because the lighting is awful. Because there's a garbage can in the corner and somebody's truck in the background. They look like evidence, not marketing. Meanwhile the company across town posts clean before-and-afters with their logo in the corner, and everybody assumes they pay a photographer. They don't. They took the same lousy photos you did and spent four minutes cleaning them up. That's the entire difference between their feed and yours. AI image tools got genuinely good and genuinely cheap in the last two years. You can straighten a crooked shot, brighten a dark crawlspace, erase a distracting object, build a professional side-by-side before-and-after, and generate a branded promo graphic — on your phone, without Photoshop, without hiring anybody, and mostly without paying anything. The AI Photo & Image Marketing Kit tells you exactly which tools to use for which job so you stop shopping and start posting. It gives you the 4-minute cleanup routine in the right order (crop and straighten, brighten, remove one distraction, brand it small) — and explains why that order matters. You get copy-paste prompts written for local service trades: cleanup prompts, promo graphic prompts, hiring-post backgrounds, service icon sets, and ad creative direction. You get the before-and-after template that turns every future job into a 60-second post instead of a design project. You get caption formulas so the photo stops the scroll and the caption gets the call. And you get the honesty rule — the line between editing a photo and misrepresenting your work. It's a short section and it's the most important page in the kit. Plus a printable five-shot list for the truck, so your crew starts taking usable photos and you stop needing heroic edits in the first place. A 6-page printable PDF. One hour to set up, twenty minutes a week after that — and a camera roll full of evidence finally starts working as marketing. ## 10 key benefits 1. Which free and cheap AI tools handle which job — and which ones to skip entirely 2. The 4-minute cleanup routine, in the exact order that makes each step easier 3. Ten copy-paste prompts written for local service trades, not generic design 4. A reusable before-and-after template that works for every job forever 5. Caption formulas that turn a good photo into a booked call 6. The honesty rule — what you can ethically edit and what you must never touch 7. AI generation prompts for promos, hiring posts, and icons you can't photograph 8. The logo-sizing rule that keeps people sharing your images instead of scrolling past 9. A printable five-shot list so the crew takes usable photos at the source 10. A weekly 20-minute batching routine that produces five posts at a time