Marketing for Electricians
Help homeowners find a licensed electrician they trust, for the outage and for the panel upgrade.
You own your domain, site, profiles, and data.
People are nervous about electrical work, and that's good for you
Most homeowners will fix a running toilet themselves. Very few will open up their electrical panel. They know electrical work can burn a house down, so they want someone licensed, insured, and careful.
That fear shapes how they pick you. Some calls are urgent: half the house lost power, a breaker keeps tripping, an outlet is warm. Those people search on their phone and call fast. Other jobs are planned. A panel upgrade, an EV charger in the garage, a whole-home generator, a remodel that needs new circuits. Those buyers read your site, look for your license number, and ask friends who they used.
They also ask a lot of questions before they call. How much does a panel upgrade cost? Do I need a permit? Can my panel handle an EV charger? If your website answers those, you're the one they call.
How we get you more calls
Your website does more work for electricians than for most trades, because people want to check you out before letting you in. A website build ($1,000) gets you a fast site with your license and insurance info up front and a separate page for each job you want: panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, lighting, troubleshooting. Each page explains the job in plain words and tells people how to reach you.
Your Google Business Profile handles the urgent searches. For $200/mo we set the right categories, list every service, add photos of real installs, and keep the profile active. We also help you ask for reviews after each job, because "licensed and clean, showed up on time" from a neighbor carries a lot of weight.
SEO ($400/mo) is a good fit if you want more of the bigger planned jobs. People research EV chargers and generators for weeks. Helpful pages that answer their questions can bring them to you before they've picked anyone.
Those same questions are what people ask ChatGPT and Gemini now. AEO / GEO ($200/mo) means writing your content so AI tools can read it and understand who you are and where you work. Nobody can guarantee an AI will name you, but clear, accurate answers on your site help your odds.
If you want to fill your schedule with a certain kind of job, Meta + Google Ads can target searches like "EV charger installation" in your area. Management is $500/mo, and you pay Google or Meta directly for the ad spend.
What you own
You own your domain, website, Google profile, and all your leads and customer data. Everything is set up in your name. If you leave, it goes with you.
FAQ
Should I put prices on my website?
You don't have to list exact prices. A lot of electricians do well with price ranges and a short explanation of what changes the cost, like panel size or how far the run is. That answers the question people are afraid to ask and gets them to call for a real quote.
Is it worth having separate pages for EV chargers and generators?
Usually, yes. Someone looking for an EV charger installer isn't searching for "electrician." A page built for that one job gives Google and the customer a clear match. It also gives you a page to send ad traffic to.
How fast will I see results?
Your Google profile and site can start helping within weeks once they're fixed up. SEO and AI search take longer, often several months. We'll track calls and quote requests from day one, so you can see what's changing.
If you'd like a second set of eyes on your site and profile, get a free quote. We'll walk through it together and tell you what we'd do first.