Calen Wolfskill

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📈 Helping Industrial Biz Grow on Social
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09/07/2026

In July we helped our client Peachtree Builders Inc. capture Lee's experience building her Lake Champlain getaway home with them.

Lee wanted a place to soak up the view, the lake, the Adirondacks, the wildlife. Peachtree designed and built her ranch-style home from start to finish. Even after the build wrapped, they've been on top of every question and follow-up.

What made this build unique was that Lee lives and works 6 hours away in New York. So Peachtree Builders had to trade their usual in-person walkthroughs for FaceTime, videos, and texts.

Here's what most builders miss. If you have clients like Lee and you're not capturing their thoughts on video, you're not leveraging your best marketing tool. A written review is fine. A short clip of a happy client saying it in their own words is content that wins your next three clients.

Comment LAKE if you want us to help you land your next happy client.

09/04/2026

Got asked at a speaking event last week: "Our calls to action aren't working. What CTAs should we be using?"

I ended up pushing back on the premise.

If your posts aren't getting engagement, the problem almost certainly isn't your CTA. It's your content.

There are only a handful of CTAs available on organic social, follow, comment, save, share, DM. Every business is using the same ones. If yours aren't converting and someone else's are, the CTA isn't what's different.

The messaging is.

The CTA is the door. Your content is what convinces someone to walk through it. Nobody follows because you asked them to, they follow because something you said made them want more.

Paid ads are the exception, since you're paying for engagement and impressions and you have more CTA options. But for organic? Fix the message first. Everything else follows.

If you want the script framework I use, comment SCRIPT and I'll send it 😉

08/28/2026

I started working out in 2022 with a goal of reaching 200lbs in bodyweight. My whole life I had always been the small guy in the room. I had always weighed anywhere from 150-180. I started the journey at 180 in September and by March of 2023 had hit my goal of 200. It took me 6 months 💪. Then I passed it and reached 205 a few months later.

So why do I still get up at 5 am if I hit my goal? I’ll tell you. It’s because I want to be the best dad I can be. I want to be able to keep up with my daughter, teach her how to hike up mountains, show her how to play sports, and so much more. The only way I’m going to do that is if I train my body and my mind. I knew that even two years before my daughter was even born. My end game is to be able to play with the grand kids someday. That won’t happen if I’m on the couch.

So I get up every day and leave it all on the table. Sleep, as much as you can with a baby who doesn’t sleep well, and do it again. Every. Single. Day.

If you want to get in the gym and need some extra push, reach out. I’d love to help you be a better version of yourself. I know the gym has transformed me into someone better.

Well, I’ve been a dad for a year now. I’m not sure where those 365 days went exactly but I do know I learned some things...
08/27/2026

Well, I’ve been a dad for a year now. I’m not sure where those 365 days went exactly but I do know I learned some things along the way.

If you’re a new dad, this is for you. I want to share what I’ve learned and maybe help guide you through that first year by sharing some knowledge and lessons learned.

1. I thought I knew patience. I didn’t. And I know this one gets tested more and more as we go along with new challenges. Hang in there and learn some ways to keep calm. This one took me a good bit of work.

2. My wife is literally a super hero. Besides all of the birth and pregnancy stuff even. My wife somehow just took like a fish to water with being a mom and I can’t get over how amazing it is. Some days I feel like an amateur parent compared to her 😂.

3. People don’t lie when they say the time flies. I feel like I blinked and got here. Be intentional about spending time with your little one. You can fix the biz or do the work later. They’re only small now. I did this and have no regrets.

4. I wanted to fix everything. I sometimes couldn’t fix anything 🤷🏻‍♂️. I had to accept that and it was pretty hard to do. You just want to be a superhero as dad 💪🏻.

I’m sure there’s a bunch I’m missing. But that’s a few things from this past year I really remember and had to work on.

Follow along to see where my journey goes!

08/24/2026

I’m speaking THIS WEDNESDAY on how to create high-quality content and the fundamentals behind it.

referralpartnersplus (an organization I’m part of) is hosting the event and asked me to present an educational topic to attendees. Excited about it, this is the stuff I love to share with people!

Quick heads up on the topics I’ll be covering:

→ Photo and video basics. Basically how to film 101
→ Easy video frameworks that you can scale
→ A repeatable script framework for short-form video
→ Ways you can level up over time

If you want to come in person, drop a comment or DM me and I’ll send the registration link.

Can’t make it? No worries. I’m having the whole thing filmed and I’ll be sharing clips on my page in the weeks that follow. If you’ve been wanting to learn the basics, follow along and I’ll bring it to you for free.

Wish me luck 🤞


08/21/2026

Looking for a local blue-collar business in Lancaster County, PA that wants professional content for their business.

If that’s you, or you know someone who fits, message me the word “MEDIA” and I’ll reach out.

Quick note on who this is for: builders, contractors, machine shops, fabricators, manufacturers, or any hands-on operation that’s been putting off content because it always ends up on next month’s list.

If that sounds familiar, let’s talk.


A home renovation ad and a personal injury ad have almost nothing in common, except that both work because they match ho...
08/19/2026

A home renovation ad and a personal injury ad have almost nothing in common, except that both work because they match how their prospect actually buys.

Three ads we ran for two very different clients:

Peachtree Builders, Inc. before/after ads. A $50K renovation is a long, visual, high-consideration decision. The ad shows the transformation, plants the vision, and asks for a low-commitment consultation.

John Wright Law Firm PLLC spokesperson direct-response. A personal injury case is urgent and emotional. The ad leads with the pain, establishes authority fast, and burns a memorable tagline + phone number into the screen. First month: 30+ calls at $29 each on under $1K in spend.

Same principle, two very different executions. Both formats match the buying behavior of the industry.

Most agencies run one ad style for every client. That's why so much ad spend gets wasted.

If you want ads built around how your customers actually buy, drop me a follow.

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