We don’t just do marketing. We understand electricians.
Generic marketing agencies see “electrician” on a brief and think you’re a plumber with different tools. We know the difference between a domestic spark on the tools, a contracts firm chasing commercial fit-outs, and an EV-charger specialist trying to ride the grant wave. The marketing each one needs is completely different.
Average job value isn’t one number. A consumer-unit swap is £500. A new-build rewire is £3,000-£8,000. A small fault-finding callout is £90. A commercial fit-out is £30,000+. Your marketing has to chase the right ones, not flood your phone with £60 jobs you can’t fit between bigger work.
Emergency calls are an economic decision. An emergency electrician at 11pm pulls a 3× premium, if you can be the first call. Most electricians blow this by leaving Google Business Profile listed as “9-5 Mon-Fri” or relying on lead-gen directories for after-hours leads. We fix that.
Qualifications matter, but only if people see them. NICEIC, NAPIT, Part P, 18th Edition, you’ve paid hundreds for those badges. Most electrician websites bury them in the footer. We put them where they convert: on the ad, on the GBP, on the landing page above the fold, in the schema markup Google reads.
Seasonality is real, and predictable. Heating-circuit faults spike November-February. EV-charger enquiries spike March and on the back of every grant announcement. Garden lighting and external sockets spike May-July. We build your ad and SEO calendar around the work that’s actually about to come in.