Websites for electricians
Electrician Website Design and SEO for Electricians
Your electrician website should bring in calls from every town you pull permits in, not just the town your shop is in. A homeowner planning a panel upgrade or a car charger searches Google with their own town's name, reads a site or two, and calls one of the electricians who showed up. We build electrician websites that show up in all of those towns.
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The problem
Showing up in River Falls from a shop in Hudson
Say your shop is in Hudson. A homeowner in River Falls, 10 miles southeast, needs a bigger panel for a new car charger and searches Google for electrical panel upgrade with River Falls in the search. Google gives River Falls its own list and fills it with electricians whose websites say they work in River Falls. If your site only says Hudson, you're not on that list, and the call goes to someone who is.
Most electrical work is planned, so the homeowner takes time to read before calling. They look at a few sites, check the reviews, and ask one or two for a price. Every one of those sites came off the River Falls list.
That's what SEO for electricians comes down to: a website that shows up in every town you work in, and a Google listing that says the same towns, in place before the homeowner starts reading.
Searching from River Falls, WI
What you get
What electrician website design includes
One price, $497 a month, and nothing on this list costs extra.
- A website that shows up on Google in every town you work in
- Your Google listing lined up with the site, so the two say the same thing
- Every lead from the site sent to your phone by text and email
- A review request after every finished job, with a link to your listing
- Hosting, updates, and changes when you need them, usually within 48 hours
What your customers type into Google
Each search is a service and a town. Your site should come up for every service you sell, in every town you work in.
- ev charger installation woodbury
- generator installation stillwater
- whole house rewiring hudson
- electrical panel upgrade
- ev charger installation
- generator installation
- whole house rewiring
- outlet installation
- lighting installation
- ceiling fan installation
- hot tub wiring
- electrical inspection
- pole barn wiring
- emergency electrician
Every town
Found in every town you work in
Most electricians work a circle of towns around the shop. A shop in Hudson works River Falls, Roberts, Somerset and New Richmond, and a shop licensed in Minnesota too adds Stillwater, Woodbury and Lake Elmo across the river. Every one of those towns has its own list on Google, and the homeowners in each town call from that list.
We build your electrician website so it shows up on those lists, and we line your Google listing up with the same towns. When you start pulling permits somewhere new, tell us the town and it goes on the site at no extra cost. You tell us the towns and the work you take, and we write every word of the site.
The towns around Hudson, WI
- North Hudson, 4 mi
- Bayport, 6 mi
- Roberts, 10 mi
- River Falls, 10 mi
- Stillwater, 11 mi
- Woodbury, 13 mi
- Lake Elmo, 14 mi
- Prescott, 17 mi
- Somerset, 17 mi
- New Richmond, 18 mi
Every dot is a town where a concrete coating company we built for shows up on Google. The ring is their home, River Falls.
One customer's before and after
A concrete coating company
River Falls, Wisconsin. Same 81 days before and after we rebuilt their site.
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more often on Google
3,864 to 22,885 - 5.9x
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more visits from Google
106 to 284 - 2.7x
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Towns they show up in
Wisconsin and Minnesota - 27
The numbers above are from a concrete coating company we built for, out of River Falls. An electrician website is built the same way, so a homeowner in River Falls finds electricians whose sites say they work in River Falls.
Questions
Questions electricians ask
- What does an electrician website cost?
- $497 a month. That covers the website, getting it found on Google in every town you work in, hosting, changes, and leads sent to your phone by text and email. There's no setup fee and no contract, so you can cancel any month. Bought separately, a contractor website runs $2,500 to $6,000 to build before any monthly SEO.
- Do you do electrician marketing like ads?
- No. We build and run your electrician website, get it showing up on Google in the towns you work in, line up your Google listing with it, and send you the leads. We don't sell ads or listing fixes. If you run ads on your own, they can point people at the site.
- Panel upgrades are the work I want more of. Can the site put those first?
- Yes. Tell us the jobs you want more of, like panel upgrades, car chargers or generators, and we write your site around them in every town you work in. When a homeowner in River Falls searches for a panel upgrade, your site says you do them in River Falls. If that list changes, tell us, and the site usually changes within 48 hours.
- How long until my electrician website shows up in the next town?
- A new site starts from zero on Google and usually takes a few months to build up. It varies by town, and we don't promise a spot on Google. That's the reason to put every town you pull permits in on the site from the start, because the months count from the day a town goes on.
- Do you handle my Google Business Profile and my reviews?
- Your profile stays yours. We line it up with the site so the name, number and towns match, and we help when something on it needs changing. After every finished job, the lead system asks the customer for a review with a link to your listing, so a homeowner checking you out before they call reads reviews from real jobs.
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Ready to show up
in every town you work in?
Your site can be live in about ten days. After that, the towns you drive to can find you.