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Electricians

The jobs worth having are buried in a bullet list on your services page

The growth in this trade is in work that barely existed ten years ago — EV chargers, panel upgrades, whole-home generators, battery backup. Most electrician sites still bury all of it inside one "Residential Services" list. Those jobs have earned their own pages.

Half your quotes are a dead outlet and the other half are a panel and a generator.

Three things that make this trade its own problem

Small-job drag

Outlet and fixture calls are the cheapest leads in the trade, and they crowd out the rewires and service upgrades unless the pages and the campaigns are deliberately kept apart.

The new high-ticket work has no page

EV charger installs, service upgrades and standby generators have far less competition than "electrician near me" — and almost nobody in the trade has written a proper page about any of them.

Your licence is sitting in the footer

The state licence number, the bond and the insurance are a conversion element, not decoration at the bottom of the page. Local Services Ads verifies them anyway, so you may as well get the credit on the site too.

Local or national — where this one is actually decided

Local, map-pack driven and LSA-eligible. Electrical leads are among the cheapest of the major trades, which makes the pages that route people toward the expensive jobs the whole game.

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