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Electrician Marketing

Electrician marketing that starts with your Google listing

People do not shop for an electrician the way they shop for a couch. Half the time something is wrong right now: a breaker that keeps tripping, outlets that went dead, a burning smell. The other half they are planning a project, like a panel upgrade or an EV charger, and want someone licensed they can trust inside their walls.

We are DSVP Digital Service. Our electrician marketing puts your Google Business Profile in shape for both kinds of customer, keeps it active every month and makes sure your website backs it up. We work only by email, so you never have to put down a meter to talk to a salesperson.

Start with a free Google Maps audit: a hand review of your listing with the main fixes, sent by email. No obligation.

What a strong electrician Google Business Profile looks like

Here is what we look for when we audit an electrician's listing:

  • A specific primary category for electrical work, with only a few extra categories for other real lines of business, such as generator installation if you do it often.
  • A full services list: panel upgrades, rewiring, outlet and switch repair, lighting installation, ceiling fans, EV charger installation, generators, surge protection, inspections and troubleshooting. Each one gets a plain description.
  • Emergency hours only if you really answer at night. Google's "More hours" feature lets you show them separately, so customers are not misled.
  • Your real business name, with no extra keywords. Google can suspend profiles that stuff words like "24/7 Electrician" into the name.
  • Photos of neat panel work, labeled circuits, finished lighting projects, EV chargers on garage walls and your vans. Check that no customer's house number or face shows without permission.
  • Reviews that mention the job. Customers of service businesses can tag the service they received, so a review that says "panel upgrade" helps the next person deciding on one.

An electrician marketing strategy in five steps

This is the order we work in, because each step makes the next one count for more:

  • Fix the listing first: categories, services, hours, service areas and description.
  • Make asking for reviews automatic, with a short link or QR code on every invoice and in the job-complete email.
  • Build one website page for each main service, starting with the jobs you most want more of.
  • Add fresh job photos and one or more Google posts each month, so the profile never goes quiet.
  • Check the profile's performance each month, including calls, website clicks and direction requests, and adjust.

What your electrician website needs

Electrical digital marketing does not need a huge site. It needs a fast one, built for phones, that makes it easy to say yes:

  • Your license number and insurance, near the top of the page and in the footer.
  • Separate pages for residential and commercial work if you do both.
  • Service pages for the jobs you want: panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, lighting and the rest.
  • A short "what happens on a service call" section, so people know what to expect.
  • The towns you cover, matching your Google service areas, and a simple request form.

Electrician marketing services and prices

One price list for every trade. Here is what each plan covers for an electrical contractor.

Free Audit

$0

We check your listing by hand and email a score with your biggest issues, measured against the top 3 electricians near you, within 1 business day.

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Maps Fix-Up

$249 one-time

A written plan and the fixes: categories, your electrical services, description, service areas, hours, up to 10 job photos, up to 10 directory fixes and review request tools.

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Maps Care

$297/month

The Fix-Up first, then every month: 4 Google posts, up to 8 new photos from you, a review request campaign, monitoring, rank tracking for 10 keywords and a short report.

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Maps Growth

$497/month

Everything in Maps Care, plus 8 posts a month, a reply to every new review, rank tracking for 25 keywords, 1 new service or city page a month and up to 5 new directory listings a month.

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There is no setup fee, and monthly plans run month-to-month.

Want a new site as well? Electrician websites start at $890 for a Starter site or $1,890 for a Business site. See our website design service.

Refunds: ask within 5 days of a purchase or monthly charge and we refund it in full. To cancel a monthly plan, email us at least 7 days before your next billing date. The details are in our refund policy.

Three steps, no phone calls

  1. 01

    Request the free audit

    Tell us your business name and service area through the contact form. You get the audit by email within 1 business day.

  2. 02

    Pick your plan

    Reply with the plan you want, if any. We put the exact scope in writing before you pay.

  3. 03

    We get to work

    We make the changes, ask for job photos when we need them and email a plain-English report each month.

Who this is for

We work with electrical contractors across the US: owner-operators, small residential shops and firms that also take commercial work. If you are booked solid and do not want more work, skip us. If good jobs go to companies you have never heard of, the audit will show you why. We also offer HVAC marketing, roofing SEO and SEO for plumbers.

FAQ

Common questions

Something else on your mind? Email us.

What is electrician marketing?

It is everything that helps local customers find and choose your electrical business. For most electricians, the most important part is the Google Business Profile that shows in Google Maps, followed by reviews, accurate directory listings and a website with a page for each main service.

What is a good marketing strategy for an electrical business?

Fix your Google listing, make review requests part of every job, build a page for each service you want more of, post and add photos monthly, and check your profile's performance numbers. Those steps are cheap and match what Google says it looks at.

Should my license number be on my Google profile?

Put it on your website, where customers can check it; the FTC tells homeowners to confirm a contractor's license. Do not add it to your business name. You can mention it in your business description if it fits naturally.

Do you market commercial electrical contractors?

Yes. The work is the same, but services, photos and website pages focus on commercial jobs. If you do both, we make sure both show clearly.

Can you guarantee more calls or a top ranking?

No. Google says you cannot pay for a better local ranking, and distance from the searcher is out of anyone's hands. We work on what you control and report changes monthly.

How long does it take?

Profile fixes usually appear within days. Rankings and reviews grow over weeks and months, depending on your market. We do not promise a timeline.

Is there a contract or setup fee?

No setup fee and no contract. Plans are month-to-month with 7 days' notice to cancel, and you can get a full refund if you ask within 5 days of a charge.

Do you need to talk to me on the phone?

No. Everything is done by email. Your profile and website stay yours, and we work with manager access you can remove any time.

DSVP Digital Service

Find out what is holding your Maps listing back.

Send us your business name and city. We review your listing manually and, within 1 business day, email you a score and your top issues compared with the top 3 near you.

Or email hello@dsvp.digital