About Electrician SEO, a marketing agency for electrical companies
Electrician SEO exists for one kind of customer: the owner or office manager of an electrical company who wants the phone to ring with jobs the crew can actually take. We do the marketing and nothing else.
That means search pages, Maps profiles, paid ads and the reports behind them. It does not mean wiring, advice about wiring, or anyone speaking for your company on a technical question.
What an electrician SEO agency is, and is not
We are an agency. We write, build, run and measure. We do not hold electrical credentials, we do not describe ours, and nothing we publish makes a claim about yours. Those words are the owner's, and we ask you to check them against your state's rules and the platform's before they appear anywhere.
We also do not publish people. There are no staff biographies on this site, no office photos, and no customer stories. If we have not been asked to show it and cannot stand behind it, it is not here. You will meet a person when you write to us, and you can ask for a call with the CEO.
The thinking behind the work comes from the handwritten directory on a panel door. Every circuit gets a label so nobody guesses. For marketing, that translates into a few habits: label every source of calls, know what the crew can carry before turning anything up, and add one circuit at a time so you can see what changed. The electrician marketing page lays this out in full.
How a month runs with an electrician SEO agency, week by week
- Plan
First week: the job board and the labels
We look at the calendar you describe, which jobs you want more of, and which towns you will drive to. Tracking is checked so every call and form carries a source.
- Build
Second week: pages and the service area
Job pages, town pages and the Maps profile get written or revised. Drafts go to the owner, and nothing is published until you have read it.
- Adjust
Third week: campaigns and the crew's load
On the ads side we check search terms, add negative keywords, and set hours around the dispatch board. If the crew is booked, ad groups narrow or pause.
- Review
Fourth week: the report on your electrical accounts
A short written report arrives, showing calls, forms and where they came from in your own accounts. You decide what to add, hold or drop for the month ahead.
Why we keep the electrician job board in the middle of everything
A marketing plan for an electrical company fails when it ignores the dispatch board. More calls than the crew can answer lead to missed callbacks and a bruised name around town. Too few and the vans idle. So before we raise anything, we ask about the week ahead and which job types fit the vans.
It is also why we write separate pages and ad groups for trouble calls, panel upgrades, charger installs, generator installs, remodel wiring and lighting jobs. Each one can be switched on or off by itself. The electrician SEO page shows what those pages look like, and the paid ads page shows how the ad groups follow them.
Billing is month to month. The pricing page prints every plan, and you will not find a startup fee or a contract behind any of them.
What stays with the electrical company's owner
- Every statement about credentials and standing with the state, written by you and checked against your state's own rules.
- Anything said about how soon the crew responds, what a job costs or what a customer might pay. We leave those to you.
- The electrical work itself, and every technical statement about it. Our pages never explain how anything works.
- Which jobs the board takes, which towns are open, and when a trouble call ad group runs or stops.
- The final word on every page, ad, reply to a review and profile edit before it goes out.
- Your ad spend, paid by you to Google, Bing or Meta from your own account, in the amount you set.
- Customers' names, addresses, faces, bills and photos of their panels, which stay out of ads, reviews and forms.
- The decision to stop. Billing runs month by month, so the exit is always there.
If a line on a draft touches any of these, we send it back to the owner and wait.
Questions about Electrician SEO as an agency for electricians
Does Electrician SEO work only with electrical companies?
Who sees my account for the electrician SEO work?
Can I talk to someone before I pick a plan for my electrical company?
Tell us how your electrical company's week runs
A few lines about the jobs you want, the towns you cover and how full the board is are enough to start. A person replies by email.
Which jobs should the board hold more of?
Tell us which kind of work the crew should be doing more of: trouble calls, panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators or remodel jobs. Add the towns on a normal run and the days that look quiet. Rough notes work. Keep customer names, addresses and home photos out; this is a conversation about marketing, never a service request.
Which circuit on the schedule needs more calls this month: trouble calls, panels or chargers?
Send the kinds of work the crew should do more of, the towns it usually covers and how packed the schedule looks. A written answer follows with a price and the first moves.
The meter, the street and the wires in these drawings are pictures. They are no sample of anyone's work and say nothing about any contractor or any customer.