Power out at 7pm.
Whose number comes up?
Half your work is someone panicking with no power, and half is planned jobs worth ten times as much. Those two customers search completely differently, and most electrician websites answer neither. Ranki writes the pages that answer both.
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Why most sites never move
Electrical businesses lose the callouts in three places, and none of them is the standard of the work.
Emergency and planned work need separate pages
Someone with no power types something urgent and rings the first number. Someone pricing a switchboard upgrade reads for a week. One page cannot serve both, and most sites only try to serve the first.
The high-value work is invisible
EV chargers, switchboard upgrades, solar and three-phase installs are the jobs worth the most and the ones people research the hardest. If your site does not answer the cost and process questions, they answer them somewhere else.
Compliance is a selling point you are not using
Licence numbers, certificates of compliance and safety switch rules are exactly what a nervous homeowner searches. Sites that explain them plainly get the call, because they feel like the safe choice.
What gets written for an electrical business
Written every month around the jobs you want, with no meeting, no brief and nothing to approve.
- A page for each job type, from switchboard upgrades to EV chargers to safety switches
- Emergency and after hours searches answered directly, with response times and call-out terms
- The cost questions answered using your own pricing, never an invented figure
- Your suburbs named where people actually search them, checked before anything is written
- Compliance and safety questions covered plainly, because that is what wins a nervous customer
- Your Google Business Profile posted to as each page publishes, keeping the listing active
- Every phone tap on your site recorded against the page that produced it
- Weekly ranking checks from your city, not a national average
Pages we wrote, ranking now.
Real client pages and their latest recorded position on Google.
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From sign-up to your first article live
01
The work you want
Which jobs pay best, which you would rather not take, and how far you travel.
02
The searches behind them
Real local demand for each job and suburb, and what a click on it is worth.
03
Pages publish
On your site and your Google listing, submitted to Google the same day.
04
Calls get traced
Every call tied to a page, so you can see which job type is actually paying.
What it costs
One monthly price, everything included. Cancel any time.
Growth
- 20 articles written and published a month
- 25 keywords tracked weekly
- Posted to your social channels
Pro
- 30 articles written and published a month
- 50 keywords tracked weekly
- Posted to your social channels
- Older pages rewritten when they stall
- Competitor gap analysis
- Quarterly strategy review
Questions people ask first
How do electricians get more work from Google?
By having a page for each job people search separately, rather than one services page listing everything. Emergency searches and planned-work searches are different customers with different questions, and the site that answers the exact question gets the call.
Is EV charger work worth writing about?
It is one of the fastest-growing electrical searches and the customer researches heavily before booking, which is exactly the pattern content wins. We check the real demand in your area before writing rather than assuming.
Should I put prices on my site?
A range and a call-out fee will win you more calls than they lose, because cost is what is being searched. We only ever publish figures you have given us, never an estimate or an industry average.
I already rank for my business name. Is that enough?
No. That only catches people who already know you exist, which is referral work you were getting anyway. The new jobs come from people typing the problem, not your name.
Do I have to write or approve anything?
No. You answer questions about your work once at the start, then pages publish on schedule. You can read, edit or unpublish anything at any time, but nothing waits on you.
How long until it produces calls?
Pages usually appear in Google within days of publishing. Local electrical phrases are far less contested than national ones, so movement often shows within a couple of months, and every call is tracked to a page so you see it building.