If you’ve ever stared at your phone wondering what to post next, you’re not alone. Every artist hits that wall. Recently, I attended a Chamber of Commerce presentation on social media that got me thinking about what our audience actually wants to see from us.
So, I put together a list of content ideas to help you boost visibility, connect authentically, and maybe even land a few new mural projects. Because when people see you online consistently, they remember you, recommend you, and start imagining your art on their own walls.
Content Ideas
Repost a mural video with a testimonial at the bottom
Common mistakes people make when commissioning a mural
Behind the scenes: show the full process
Sketches vs. the final mural
Before and after photos
“Tag a business who needs a little color added to their walls” (Pro tip: have a friend tag the business you want to work with)
Carousel of your best work — pin it at the top!
Carousel of a specific theme (ex: all your American flag murals )
“5 days of work wrapped up into 15 seconds” — show the time-lapse!
A walkthrough describing your mural and the meaning behind it
“3 things to know before hiring a muralist”
“How much does a mural cost?”
“How murals can boost foot traffic” — especially for businesses
“Would you paint this inside your house or business?”
Fun fact: “This was my biggest project of 2025!”
“Why did you start painting?”
Throwback to your first mural ever
A “day in the life” post or reel
“Top 5 most time-consuming projects of 2025”
What Doesn’t Work Anymore:
Canva graphics as posts
Black space at the top/bottom of the video
Too much fancy editing
Twitter (X), TikTok, Threads — pretty dead in my area for leads
Tune in to hear how a simple list of creative prompts can reignite your posting strategy and remind you that consistency, authenticity, and a touch of creativity are all it takes to stay top of mind—and booked out.
Author
Andrea Ehrhardt
Hey! I'm an artist/entrepreneur just out here coloring on walls and teaching aspiring artists to do what I do.