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Social media for trucking & logistics

Your trucking company's social media, done for you. Fifteen posts a month. You approve, we post.

We post to Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Built for carriers, brokers, dispatch services, fleet and safety teams. We learn how your operation works, write you fifteen posts a month, and post the ones you approve.

Who we write for

The whole operation, not one generic trucking voice

A carrier has different proof than a broker. A safety team has different work than dispatch. We learn which side of the load you are on and build the feed around what your customers, drivers and partners need to see.

No stock content calendar. No pretending every trucking business is a fleet.

  1. Carriers & private fleets

    Show the operation behind the trucks: the freight you handle, the lanes you know, the people who keep it moving and what makes drivers stay.

    Post angles

    • Driver stories and anniversaries
    • Equipment, lanes and freight
    • Hiring without job-post spam
  2. Freight brokers & 3PLs

    Make the judgment behind every load visible. We turn capacity, communication, problem solving and customer service into useful proof.

    Post angles

    • Capacity and coverage
    • Customer wins and hard freight
    • Market insight and team know-how
  3. Dispatch & fleet services

    If your best work happens behind a screen or over the phone, we help people see it. Show how you plan, support drivers and keep paperwork straight.

    Post angles

    • Load planning and driver support
    • Paperwork, billing and IFTA
    • The work clients rarely see
  4. Safety, compliance & recruiting

    Keep safety useful, recruiting human and compliance clear. Mix reminders and openings with recognition, orientation and real team culture.

    Post angles

    • Safety wins and practical reminders
    • Orientation, benefits and openings
    • Recognition and shop culture
Trucking post samples

A feed as varied as the operation

Driver stories, lanes, recruiting, safety, equipment and customer trust. We turn the right mix into a visual system that belongs to your company, not every trucking company.

01/06Northline Logistics · blue and red

  • Northline Logistics: “Move what matters”: a blue semi truck on an open road.
  • Northline Logistics: “Zero room for guesswork”: a truck backed into a loading dock, seen from above.
  • Northline Logistics: “Fast is a system”: a dispatcher in a headset at a wall of screens.
  • Northline Logistics: “1 load. 1 clear plan.”: a flatbed with a strapped-down load.
  • Northline Logistics: “Momentum, managed.”: a truck at night with streaking headlights.
  • Northline Logistics: “See the whole route”: hands holding a tablet with a route map over a highway interchange.
  • Northline Logistics: “Capacity in motion”: a line of blue trucks in convoy.
  • Northline Logistics: “Precision at every turn”: a truck on a curved overpass, seen from above.
  • Northline Logistics: “Ready when freight is”: a driver in a company cap, arms crossed, in front of his truck.
  • Roadline: “12 days to Roadline Week”: a countdown over a sunrise highway.
  • Roadline: “Drivers wanted, home weekly”: a smiling driver beside her white truck, with pay and benefits listed.
  • Roadline: “Coast to coast, 48 states, one network”: a route map with lane, on-time and delivery figures.
  • Roadline: “Pre-trip. Every trip.”: a mechanic at a wheel hub next to a safety checklist.
  • Roadline: “Live load board”: a dispatcher at three monitors showing a load map.
  • Roadline: “Built for the long haul”: three trucks on a mountain highway with engine and capacity specs.
  • Roadline: “From dock to door, 24/7 operations”: a warehouse floor with forklifts and pallets.
  • Roadline: “Miles with meaning”: a veteran driver at the wheel and the quote “Every load has a story.”
  • Roadline: “Roadline Week, move America forward”: a truck grille head-on with a Join the convoy button.
  • Roadready Logistics: “9 phrases that keep freight moving”, part one of nine: a driver on a CB radio.
  • Roadready Logistics: “Buy a minute”: a hand holding a stopwatch, with four phrases to say on the phone.
  • Roadready Logistics: “When details are unclear”: a coiled air line shaped like a question mark, with four questions to ask.
  • Roadready Logistics: “When the plan changes”: a dispatcher in a headset surrounded by status updates.
  • Roadready Logistics: “Know the freight terms”: a clipboard defining BOL, POD, lumper and deadhead.
  • Roadready Logistics: “At the shipper”: a trailer at dock 23, with check-in phrases.
  • Roadready Logistics: “On-road updates”: a highway exit sign and a dashboard, with three status phrases.
  • Roadready Logistics: “Safety first”: a gloved hand tightening a ratchet strap.
  • Roadready Logistics: “Save this for your next load”, part nine of nine: a truck on the road with a save prompt.
  • Milemark: “Dock to destination, 24/7 operations”: three photos from picking to delivery.
  • Milemark: “Spec / Class 8”: a side view of a tractor with axle weights marked like a spec sheet.
  • Milemark: “01 Freight, ordered”: trucks lined up at loading docks, seen from above.
  • Milemark: “Efficiency in every line”: a truck’s headlight and mirror with aero notes.
  • Milemark: “People set the standard”: a fleet lead holding a tablet in front of her truck.
  • Milemark: “Zero shortcuts, pre-trip is the standard”: a driver checking a mirror and a tire.
  • Milemark: “Load / check / move”: a forklift loading a trailer, seen from above, with three numbered steps.
  • Milemark: “48 states, one operating standard”: a map of hubs and freight corridors.
  • Milemark: “Milemark standard, move with precision”: a truck crossing a marked lot, seen from above.
  • Northline Logistics: “Why shippers choose reliable carriers”: a logistics manager at a laptop.
  • Northline Logistics: “Need freight capacity? Move with confidence.”: a broker in a jacket with a Get a quote button.
  • Northline Logistics: “Real-time visibility. Real peace of mind.”: a driver in a safety vest in front of her truck.
  • Northline Logistics: “From dock to destination, with fewer delays”: trucks on a highway interchange.
  • Northline Logistics: “Strong logistics start with the right route”: a trailer at a warehouse dock at sunset.
  • Northline Logistics: “Late deliveries cost more. Plan smarter.”: a phone showing a shipment-tracking screen.
  • Northline Logistics: “What sets a great carrier apart? Safety, service, visibility”: two dispatchers at their screens.
  • Northline Logistics: “Built for the long haul”: a dashboard tablet with a live route.
  • Northline Logistics: “You move business. We move your freight.”: a driver in front of a black truck.
  • Roadready Logistics: “9 phrases that keep freight moving”, part one of nine, in the slate palette: a driver on a CB radio.
  • Roadready Logistics: “Buy a minute”, slate palette: a hand holding a stopwatch.
  • Roadready Logistics: “When details are unclear”, slate palette: a coiled air line shaped like a question mark.
  • Roadready Logistics: “When the plan changes”, slate palette: a dispatcher surrounded by status updates.
  • Roadready Logistics: “Know the freight terms”, slate palette: a clipboard of freight terms.
  • Roadready Logistics: “At the shipper”, slate palette: a trailer at dock 23.
  • Roadready Logistics: “On-road updates”, slate palette: a highway exit sign and a dashboard.
  • Roadready Logistics: “Safety first”, slate palette: a gloved hand tightening a ratchet strap.
  • Roadready Logistics: “Save this for your next load”, part nine of nine, slate palette: a truck on the road.
How we work

You run the operation. We keep the feed moving.

  1. All noted

    • In your wordsOne sentence to start
    • What you runDry van, Midwest lanes
    • How you talkPlain, no hype
    • Never made upRates, miles or ratings
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    We learn the business

    You tell us what you do in a sentence, we ask a few questions, and if you have a website we read that too. Then we fill in the rest with you: what you haul, where you run, how you talk about the work, and what should never show up in a post. That is what we write from, month after month.

  2. Ready for your review

    Fourteen years on the road, six of them with us.

    Adapted for

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    You say yes or no

    Posts come to you through the month, a few at a time, each with a line on why it belongs. Approve the ones you like, skip the ones you don't, and tell us in plain words when something is off. A few minutes is all it takes.

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    • Thu12:00FacebookFacebook
    • Fri8:30LinkedInLinkedIn
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    We post them for you

    Once you say yes, we schedule each post to its day and publish it on your Instagram, Facebook or LinkedIn. You keep every account; we do the posting. Nothing goes out that you did not approve.

Pricing

Your social content, taken care of

Free to sign up. Cancel anytime. Prices in USD.

Billing interval

Pro

Managed social content for your trucking business.

$99/month

Billed monthly.

$74.25/month

$891, billed once a year.

Includes

  • 1 brand
  • 15 branded posts a month, including carousels
  • Captions and designs for trucking and logistics
  • 30 image or caption revisions a month
  • Instagram and Facebook publishing
  • Scheduling after your approval
  • Custom requests included in your 15 posts
  • Reminders by text and email
Start with Pro

Max

Most popular

More posts, with an editor checking every batch.

$299/month

Billed monthly.

$224.25/month

$2,691, billed once a year.

Includes

  • 3 brands included
  • 100 posts a month, scheduled to the day
  • 40 posts on request
  • 100 changes to images or captions
  • An editor reviews every batch before we send it to you
  • We put your requests first in line
  • Support from us by email, Telegram or WhatsApp, same business day
Start with Max

One carousel counts as one post. Publishing the same post to Instagram and Facebook also counts as one post.

Unused monthly posts and revisions do not roll over, including on annual billing.

Pro covers one brand. Max includes three brands; additional Max brands are $19 a month ($171 a year on annual billing).

Need more? Buy 50 extra posts for $50 whenever you use the month's allowance. One credit covers either kind of post and expires when your subscription ends.

FAQ

Common questions

How do you get to know our company?

You tell us what you do in a sentence and answer the questions we ask when you sign up. A website helps and we will read it, but we do not need one. Then we keep asking as we go: the lanes you run, what you're hiring for, the photos you have, the phrases you'd never use. Your first posts come from your business, not from a stock trucking calendar.

Will you make up rates, miles or safety ratings?

No. Numbers and claims only come from facts you have confirmed with us. If we don't have a source for something, it stays out of the post.

Can we use our own photos?

Yes, please. Send them to us or upload them in the dashboard. Real photos of your trucks and your people go out untouched; we never redraw them or invent equipment you don't have.

Will every post be about recruiting?

No. Recruiting can be part of the mix, but it should not take over the feed. We balance it with people, equipment, lanes, safety, customer service, fleet updates and the work behind each load.

We are not a carrier. Does this still work?

Yes. Brokers, dispatch, safety and the rest of logistics get the same treatment: we learn what you actually do and write from that, not from a fleet recruiting feed.

Do you actually post for us?

Yes. Once you approve a post, we schedule it and publish it to your accounts. You keep ownership of every page; we just do the posting. Nothing goes out that you did not approve.

Which networks do you post to?

Pro supports Instagram and Facebook. Max also supports LinkedIn and other supported networks. We publish the posts you approve to your connected accounts.

How much of our time does this take?

A few minutes a week to look over the ideas and say yes or no. The rest is on us.

Keep the freight moving. Leave the feed to us.

Tell us which side of the business you run and what you want your pages to do. We will build your first posts around the operation. Nothing is posted until you say so.

Get started

Free to sign up. Plans from $99/month.