Electrical marketing, properly wired.
Residential, commercial, panel upgrades and EV-charger campaigns — targeted separately because they convert differently.
Residential and commercial are different businesses.
Most electrical contractors try to run one marketing engine for everything. That's a mistake — a panel upgrade lead and a tenant-improvement RFP have nothing in common.
We split your marketing into purpose-built funnels: residential service, panel upgrades, EV-charger installation, generator installs, and commercial/industrial contracting. Each with its own landing page, ad creative, and follow-up sequence.
What we run for electrical clients.
Every account is different. These are the channels and tactics that consistently move the needle for businesses in this space.
Residential service ads
Emergency calls, outlet installs, ceiling fans, lighting — day-parted by demand.
Panel upgrade funnel
High-ticket, high-consideration — long-form landing pages and nurture.
EV-charger campaigns
Riding the wave of new EV ownership with geo-targeted local campaigns.
Generator installation
Seasonal, event-driven, and often insurance-adjacent.
Commercial outreach
LinkedIn, direct mail, and case-study-led content for GCs and PMs.
Trade-partner SEO
Rank for the queries GCs and architects use to find subs.
What we track and report.
Clear monthly reporting on the things that matter to an electrical contractor: leads, where they came from, and what they cost.
Leads by type of work
Calls and form requests are tracked separately for service calls, panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, and commercial work, so you can see where your jobs are coming from.
Where each lead came from
Call tracking and form tracking show whether a lead came from Google Ads, your Google Business Profile, search, or another source.
Ad spend and cost per lead
We report what you spent on each campaign and what each lead cost, using the data in your own accounts, so budget decisions are based on your numbers.
Real engagements. Real work.
We publish case studies from selected engagements, including roofing and economic-development clients. Our electrical work follows the same playbook: discover, strategize, build, measure, grow. Engagement details are in each case study.
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