Cut from the September 8 and 9 recordings. One recruiting reel that ends on the careers card, three customer reels that end on the quote builder. Headlines sit inside the 9:16 safe zone, so nothing is covered by platform buttons. Post text for five platforms is under each video, plus two LinkedIn text posts, a two-week calendar and a shot list for the next recordings. Nothing has been posted.
32 seconds · Recruiting · data techs
Nobody sees this part
Cable bundle at the lift, hands on the drops, J-hooks going in, then the lights come on. Ends on the careers card: $20–40/hr, zero experience required, certs paid on the clock.
Nobody sees the part above the ceiling. That is where our data techs spend the day: pulling, dressing and hooking every drop before a store ever opens.
Zero experience required. $20–40/hr, certs paid on the clock, and you travel the country while you build it.
Apply: https://ght.network/careers/data-tech?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=on_site_0909&utm_content=nobody_sees_this
Music: Rock Energy by Jason Shaw / audionautix.com. CC BY 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ . Edited excerpt.
Music: “Rock Energy” by Jason Shaw / Audionautix, CC BY 4.0. Keep the credit with the post.
27 seconds · Customers · new locations and refits
Before the shelves
Wide of the empty store from the lift, drill-up J-hooks, the pull line, a dressed bundle, then the lit walkthrough. Ends on the quote-builder card.
Before the shelves and before the registers, the network goes in.
Drops, cameras and Wi-Fi, one crew, finished before the doors open. If you are opening or refitting a location, you can get a planning number for all of it in a few minutes. We verify the site before anything is fixed.
Build your quote: https://ght.network/estimate?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=on_site_0909&utm_content=before_the_shelves
Music: Rock Energy by Jason Shaw / audionautix.com. CC BY 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ . Edited excerpt.
Music: “Rock Energy” by Jason Shaw / Audionautix, CC BY 4.0. Keep the credit with the post.
20 seconds · Customers · short satisfying cut
Pull line
Eight seconds on the pull line, the bundle drop, the drill on the J-hook. Twenty seconds total. Ends on the quote-builder card.
Cat6 doesn't pull itself.
Every run above this ceiling gets pulled, labeled and tested before we leave. Need drops, cameras or Wi-Fi for a space? Quote it in minutes: https://ght.network/estimate?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=on_site_0909&utm_content=pull_line
Music: Rock Energy by Jason Shaw / audionautix.com. CC BY 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ . Edited excerpt.
Music: “Rock Energy” by Jason Shaw / Audionautix, CC BY 4.0. Keep the credit with the post.
19 seconds · Customers · brand
Empty box
Walk into the dark, empty store, cut to the lit walkthrough with the network in, then the lifts. Nineteen seconds. Ends on the quote-builder card.
Day one is an empty box. Then the lights come on and the network is in.
Opening a location? Plan the cabling, Wi-Fi and cameras before the doors open: https://ght.network/estimate?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=on_site_0909&utm_content=empty_box
Music: Rock Energy by Jason Shaw / audionautix.com. CC BY 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ . Edited excerpt.
Music: “Rock Energy” by Jason Shaw / Audionautix, CC BY 4.0. Keep the credit with the post.
LinkedIn
Two text posts to run between the reels
LinkedIn still rewards native text over video for engagement, and it is where facilities and IT buyers actually read. Run one of these each week.
Schedule · LinkedIn text post
The network is the last thing on most opening schedules and the first thing that breaks it.
Fixtures, signage and POS all assume the drops are already above the ceiling. When they are not, you are paying a crew to work nights around a store that is trying to open.
If you are planning a location for Q1, get the cabling, camera and Wi-Fi number now, not in the last two weeks. Planning basis in minutes, site verified before anything is fixed: https://ght.network/estimate?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=on_site_0909&utm_content=text_schedule
Hiring · LinkedIn text post
We hire data techs with zero experience and pay $20–40/hr.
The catch is the work: constant travel, ceilings, lifts, and a crew that expects you to show up. The upside is real: BICSI, OSHA and manufacturer certs paid on the clock, raises every six months for anyone performing, and a path from technician to lead to superintendent.
If that sounds like someone you know, the application takes about 40 minutes and works on a phone: https://ght.network/careers/data-tech?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=on_site_0909&utm_content=text_hiring
Two weeks
Posting calendar
Three to four posts a week per platform is the floor that consistent contractor accounts actually hold. Post reels natively, not as links. Keep the music credit in the post text.
Formats with evidence behind them in the electrical and cabling niche, mapped to what the GO 3S can capture on the next job.
Rack before and after
The single best-performing format in this niche (Cobtel's messiest-rack reveals). Two locked-off angles of an IDF rack: as found, then dressed and labeled. GO 3S on the magnet mount, 5 seconds each, hard cut.
Hook: “This is what the customer paid for. This is what they got.”
Bundle dressing timelapse
GO 3S timelapse mode from the lift basket, 2 to 3 minutes of dressing a bundle onto J-hooks, played back in 10 seconds.
Hook: “Thirty drops, one hook at a time.”
What this cost the customer
The Ottmann format: 30 to 45 seconds to camera on a run that failed certification or a rack someone else left, what it cost, and what right looks like. Highest saves and shares of any trades format in 2025.
Hook: “This $40 mistake cost them a Saturday.”
Termination close-up
Macro POV of a keystone punch-down or a fiber fusion splice, hands only, no talking.
Hook: “First week, this takes ten minutes. First year, ninety seconds.”
Travel-crew day
Six clips: airport, truck, hotel, site gate, lift, dinner. The recruiting archetype that works on TikTok (@andrewbrowntrades).
Hook: “You get paid to see the country. Here is what that looks like.”
Right vs wrong
Split screen: J-hook spacing or bend radius done right beside the wrong way. Cobtel's other reliable format.
Hook: “One of these passes certification.”
The tester says PASS
Phone-filmed: the certifier screen going green on a run, then the label going on.
Hook: “Labeled. Tested. Documented. Every port.”
Drafts for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X and LinkedIn. Nothing here has been posted. Originals stay in the camera gallery on the PC; these are review exports.
