Electrician marketing: be the electrician Google shows first for “electrician near me”
Panel upgrades, EV chargers and rewires are high-ticket and growing fast everywhere. The profiles listing those services get those calls. We get the reviews coming in, run the profile, and send you a rank report you can read in a minute. Reviews from $197 a month, month to month.
Why most electrician Google Business Profiles don't rank
Missing the growth searches'EV charger installation', 'panel upgrade', 'Tesla charger installer' — searches that didn't exist five years ago and most electrician profiles still don't mention.
Review gapSame story as every trade: the top 3 have hundreds of reviews, the rest have dozens. Google is ranking the count and the pace.
Profile looks like every other oneGeneric category, no photos, no posts. Nothing that says 'licensed, insured, pulled a permit, finished on time' — which is what a homeowner is scanning for.
Review management and Google Business Profile management for electricians
Review management ($197/mo) and Google Business Profile management ($395/mo, or $497 for both) cover, every month:
- Categories and services for residential, EV charger installs, panel upgrades, rewiring, lighting, generators
- Service list with starting prices
- Weekly posts: completed installs, permit/inspection tips, rebate programs, EV content
- Photo uploads: panels, chargers, lighting work, crew — captioned and geotagged
- Review request texts after every job, plus a past-customer campaign
- Replies to every review within one business day
- Q&A seeded with license, permit, timeline and rebate questions
- Monthly rank report across your service area
How the electrician review campaign works
After each job closes, your customer gets a text from your business name: a thank-you and one link to your Google review page. One tap. We also run a one-time campaign to your past customers when we start — that's usually where the first 20–40 reviews come from. Customers who'd rate you below four stars are routed to a private form first, so you hear about it before Google does.
You send us a job list weekly (or we connect to your scheduling software where it allows it). That's your whole job in this.
Typical job value: $400–$1,200 service call, $3,000–$6,000 panel upgrade
You know your numbers better than we do. If an average job is worth even a couple thousand dollars, this needs to bring you one extra customer a month to pay for itself many times over. Run your own numbers.
Questions electricians ask us
We're a two-person shop. Is this overkill?
It's built for shops your size. A bigger company has an office manager doing this badly; you have nobody doing it. $197 a month is less than one small service call.
Will you post our license number?
Yes, we display your CSLB license in the profile description and posts. It's one of the first things a homeowner checks.
Can we get EV charger leads specifically?
That's the point of the service list and posts — showing up for the specific search. We can't promise a volume, but we can make sure you're eligible to rank for it.
What if we already have someone posting on our profile?
Great — keep them. We'll coordinate so nothing doubles up, and we focus on the ranking work: categories, services, reviews and reporting.
Read how it actually works
Plain-language guides written for electricians. Use them yourself, or let us do it.
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