A website that hasn't changed since it launched. A social page that goes quiet for three weeks, then posts five things in two days before going quiet again.
It's rarely a lack of things to say, it's that planning what to post never makes the top of a busy week. It compounds: the longer a page's been quiet, the more pressure there is to post something good, and the harder it feels to start, so the gap gets longer, not shorter.
Look at what you've actually done, the jobs, the photos, the notes, and turn a month of that raw material into a full batch of drafts in one go.
Imagine never facing a blank page again, a month of drafts ready to review and approve in one sitting instead of scrambling to think of something to post.
There's an example of this here.
See exactly how a month of drafts gets built, step by step.
See the example