Can you use every photo on our removals Facebook page?

No. We can use images that the browser can reach publicly, including suitable recent post images, the cover photo and the profile image. Facebook often hides older posts, galleries and other details behind a login wall. If an important moving-day photo is not public, it may not be available for the video.

Can the video explain our removals quote process?

Yes, when the public page provides the relevant details or a later prompt supplies the focus. The video can ask customers for move dates, locations, access information and an item outline. It should not state fixed prices, response times or quote guarantees unless that information is supported by the page.

What format will the removals ad use?

Vertical videos render at 1080x1920, while horizontal videos render at 1920x1080. Both use 30fps and H.264, with audio normalised to -14 LUFS. The right orientation depends on where the removals company plans to publish the ad and how its public job photos are framed.

How much does it cost to make more removals videos?

Two videos cost $19, and the monthly option costs $39 for eight. The first video is cut from the removals company’s Facebook page alone. Later videos accept a prompt, so they can focus on topics such as packing services, office moves, careful furniture handling or the details needed for a quote.

Show careful moves and clearer quotes

Sizzledraft turns a removals company Facebook page into a short video ad using its public cover photo, profile image, recent post images and about text. The video can highlight careful handling and explain how customers can request a quote without inventing claims or using private content.

Opening lines that work here

Moving home? See how we protect every item.
It addresses the main worry removals customers have before they request a quote.
Need a removals quote? Start with these details.
It turns quoting into a clear next step and helps attract enquiries with useful move information.
From wrapped furniture to the final box, see how we move.
It uses visible job details to demonstrate care across the moving process.

How can a Facebook page become a removals video ad?

Sizzledraft opens the removals company’s public Facebook page in a browser and captures the material a prospective customer can see without signing in. That can include the cover photo, profile image, about text and images from recent public posts, such as wrapped sofas, loaded vans or completed house moves. It then uses the page’s own colours and visual cues to author a short scene, renders each frame and adds synthesised audio. The first video is cut from the page alone, so clear public posts matter. Later videos can accept a prompt, allowing the company to focus on a service such as flat moves, office removals, packing help or quote preparation while staying grounded in the available page content.

What should a removals ad say about getting a quote?

A useful removals ad should tell customers what information helps the company prepare a quote. Ask for the collection and delivery areas, property type, access details, preferred move date and an outline of the items being moved. If stairs, lifts, parking restrictions or unusually heavy belongings affect the job, mention that customers should include them. The video can use the Facebook page’s about text and public post images to connect this guidance with the company’s actual work. Keep the call to action direct, such as requesting a quote through the page. Avoid suggesting that every move has a fixed cost when the page does not support that claim. Clear quote requirements help customers send a more useful first enquiry.

How do removals companies show care in a short ad?

Show evidence of handling rather than making broad promises. Public Facebook post images may reveal furniture wrapping, protected doorways, labelled boxes, organised van loading or team members carrying bulky items safely. A short ad can sequence those details around one clear message about looking after belongings from collection to delivery. The cover photo and profile image establish which removals company the viewer is seeing, while the about text can identify the service area or type of moves offered. If the public page has few usable job photos, the ad should not imply packing methods that are not shown. Updating the page with well-lit, permission-cleared images of real moving work gives the browser stronger material for a later video.

What the browser actually gets

Our browser can capture the Facebook page cover photo, profile image, about text and images from recent posts that are publicly visible. Facebook places much of its content behind a login wall, so we cannot rely on private posts, visitor-only details or galleries that require sign-in. The first video is cut from the public page alone.

The common mistake

A common mistake is filling the ad with generic claims about reliable service while showing only a van or logo. Fix it by using public job photos that show wrapping, lifting and loading, then finish with a precise request for the details needed to prepare a removals quote.

Showing careful handling when the best moving-day photos are scattered across old Facebook posts
Explaining what customers must provide for an accurate removals quote within a short video
Making a polished ad when most Facebook page content is hidden behind a login wall

Questions

Can you use every photo on our removals Facebook page?: No. We can use images that the browser can reach publicly, including suitable recent post images, the cover photo and the profile image. Facebook often hides older posts, galleries and other details behind a login wall. If an important moving-day photo is not public, it may not be available for the video.
Can the video explain our removals quote process?: Yes, when the public page provides the relevant details or a later prompt supplies the focus. The video can ask customers for move dates, locations, access information and an item outline. It should not state fixed prices, response times or quote guarantees unless that information is supported by the page.
What format will the removals ad use?: Vertical videos render at 1080x1920, while horizontal videos render at 1920x1080. Both use 30fps and H.264, with audio normalised to -14 LUFS. The right orientation depends on where the removals company plans to publish the ad and how its public job photos are framed.
How much does it cost to make more removals videos?: Two videos cost $19, and the monthly option costs $39 for eight. The first video is cut from the removals company’s Facebook page alone. Later videos accept a prompt, so they can focus on topics such as packing services, office moves, careful furniture handling or the details needed for a quote.

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