Electrician Marketing Agency
An electrician marketing agency should bring you the jobs worth the drive: panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators and rewires. We set up and run your Google listing, your Google ads, your reviews and a website that books those jobs, and everything we build stays in your name.
- on Trustindex (5.0 from 49 reviews)
- Owner-run since 2010
- 863 College St, Toronto
The jobs worth chasing
Small service calls keep the van moving, but they don't grow the business. And most homeowners don't search for "electrician". They search for the job:
- Panel and service upgrades, often because a heat pump, a hot tub or an electric car needs the power
- EV chargers, a Level 2 charger in the garage or on the driveway
- Generators and battery backup, which people look for the day the power goes out
- Rewiring, when an older house is sold or gutted for a renovation
- Commercial service and fit-outs, for property managers and general contractors
Each job gets its own page and its own ads, so you show up for the work you want, not just the work that finds you.
What we do for electricians
Your Google listing
Every service, every town you cover and photos of real jobs, so you show up on the map when someone searches "electrician near me".
Google ads for the bigger jobs
Ads only for the work you want, in the towns you'll drive to. Google's Local Services Ads, the pay-per-call ads at the very top of the page with the "Google Verified" check mark, let you pay per call instead of per click. Every ad gets its own phone number, so you see which one made the phone ring.
A website that books jobs
A page for each service, your licence number on every page, and a quote form that asks what the job is and for a photo of the panel before you drive out.
Every call answered
A missed call gets a text back, and our AI receptionist picks up after hours, so a homeowner with no power doesn't move on to the next name.
Reviews
A review request after every job, so your rating keeps up with your work.
Referral partners
A page for the realtors, renovators and HVAC installers who send you work.
Questions to ask before you hire a marketing agency
Comparing agencies? Ask every one of them these, us included:
If I leave, who owns the website, the Google listing and the ad account? With us, you do.
Do you mark up my ad spend? We don't. Your whole ad budget goes to Google.
How long is the contract? Ours is month to month.
What does your report open with? Ours opens with calls and booked jobs, not clicks.
Have you worked with electricians? See below.
An electrician we ran ads for
Safeguard Electric's calls tripled: from 74 to 225 phone calls a year from Google ads, on an 18% bigger budget (June 2019 to May 2020, then June 2020 to May 2021). Read the Safeguard Electric story
Results depend on your market, your budget and how fast you answer the phone.
Owners rate us 5.0 out of 5 on Trustindex. We've been owner-run since 2010.
Electrician marketing agency questions
Something else on your mind? Call (647) 254-0850 and ask.
Our plans are $1,500, $3,000 or $5,000 a month, plus your ad budget, with no markup. See what each plan includes.
Yes. Commercial work comes more from relationships than from searches, so we build a page for your commercial service, aimed at the property managers and builders who hire for it.
Yes. Our office is in Toronto, but the work runs online, so it doesn't matter where your shop is. In the city? See electrician marketing Toronto. Everything we do for the trade is on electrician marketing.
Find out where your calls are slipping through
Two ways to start, and neither one comes with a sales pitch.
Book a call.
Thirty minutes with someone who knows businesses like yours. We'll tell you what we'd fix first, and if we're not the right fit, we'll tell you that too.
Get the free check-up.
We look at four things: whether your calls get answered, how your Google listing stacks up, whether your website books work or just sits there, and whether you can tell which ads bring in customers. You get what we find in plain words.
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