Organic Clicks
From 80–110 a month to more than 1,500, with a best month of 1,716 in May 2026.
Most electrical contractors already pay for some marketing: a website from years ago, a few ads, a lead site sending the same job to several companies. The problem is rarely effort. It's that nothing is connected, so nobody can say which part brings the work.
We run electrician marketing as one plan. Your Google Business Profile, ads, website and SEO point at the same jobs, and every call is tracked back to where it came from.
Lehmann Electrical & Design is an electrical contractor in Wauwatosa. We built their website from scratch and handle their SEO. These numbers come from their own Search Console and call data.
From 80–110 a month to more than 1,500, with a best month of 1,716 in May 2026.
Quote requests through the website up about 2,000%, and phone calls up roughly 600%.
From 41.5 to 10.5 in Search Console, and an average spot of 1.9 in the map results for "Wauwatosa electrician" on 1 May 2025.
Lehmann Electrical & Design · Wauwatosa, WI
Each piece has its own job. Together they cover the homeowner who needs help tonight, the one comparing quotes for a panel upgrade, and the property manager looking for a commercial electrician.
The right primary category, a full services list, real job photos, posts and review replies, so you show up in the map results when someone nearby searches for an electrician.
Pages built around the jobs you'd like more of, ranked in the towns you serve. This is the long-term engine, and it has its own page.
How our electrician SEO worksAds for the searches that turn into booked work, like panel upgrades, EV charger installs and emergency repairs, with negative keywords that keep out DIY and job-seeker clicks.
A fast WordPress site with the phone number one tap away, a page for every service and your license number where customers can see it. You own it outright.
Websites for electriciansAn easy routine for asking satisfied customers for a Google review after the job, and a reply on every review that mentions the work you did.
Every channel gets tracked, so each month you see how many calls and forms came from the map, search and ads, in plain English.
Not every electrical company needs every channel on day one. These are the three situations we see most.
Few reviews and a thin website. We usually start with the Business Profile and a small Google Ads budget, so calls come in while the website and rankings are built.
Good reputation, but the site has one page for every service and loads slowly on a phone. The website and SEO usually come first, because ads would send people to a page that loses them.
Plenty of calls, but too many small service calls and not enough of the bigger projects. We shift pages, ads and profile services toward the work you'd rather do.
These are the patterns we see most often when we audit an electrical contractor's marketing for the first time.
Many lead services sell the same request to several contractors at once, so you pay to race three competitors for one job. Your own profile and website bring leads nobody else gets.
Without call tracking, ad spend gets judged by gut feel. We set up tracking before the budget goes live, so the numbers decide what keeps running.
Ranking or advertising across a whole metro area brings calls from towns your crews won't drive to. We set the map, ads and pages to the area you actually serve.
There are eight of us at Rise Marketing HQ in Brookfield, Wisconsin. We've worked with electrical contractors and other trades since 2020, and we work with companies across the US.
Christos Karampetsos looks over your market before you talk and tells you straight what he'd change first.
Filipos Maziotis manages the monthly work and sends your report, so you always know who to call.
The website, Business Profile, ad accounts and data are in your name, and plans run month to month.
The order matters. Tracking and the profile go in first, so everything after them can be measured.
We start with the free 24-hour audit. Next come call tracking, a complete clean-up of your Business Profile and a list of what to fix on the website.
New or rebuilt pages for your main services, and Google Ads launched on the jobs worth paying for, if they're part of your plan.
The review routine is running, the first full report is in, and we agree on what to push harder next.
Monthly plans
Our SEO and profile plans use one price ladder. Most electrical contractors fit the $2,500 plan, and companies with several shops usually need the $5,000 one. We'll recommend a step after the audit.
Website SEO
$1,000/month
Website SEO first, with a lighter touch on the Business Profile.
Profile + Website
$1,299/month
Profile and website handled side by side.
Usual fit for electricians
Aggressive
$2,500/month
The aggressive plan, where most electrical contractors land.
Aggressive + Growth
$3,500/month
Everything at $2,500, with added growth projects.
Multi-Location
$5,000/month
Multi-location companies get location pages, press releases, a backlink campaign and conversion work.
Every plan includes
Add ad management
$799/month + 1% of ad spend
Google Ads management is $799 a month plus 1% of ad spend. Your ad spend goes straight to Google, never through us.
The 60-day guarantee
The guarantee covers SEO, local SEO, Google Ads and Google Business Profile work: noticeable results, more clicks and more interactions within 60 days, or your money back.
Start where customers already look: the Google map results. A complete Business Profile with real reviews, a website with a page for each service, and tracked Google Ads for urgent jobs cover most of the calls an electrician gets. Add SEO for the long run.
Most electrical contractors are on our $2,500 plan; our plans run from $1,000 to $5,000 a month, depending on your market and goals. If you run Google Ads, the ad budget is separate and paid to Google directly.
Lead sites can fill gaps, but many share each request with other contractors. Your own profile, website and ads bring leads that come to you alone, and they keep working after you stop paying for a lead list.
Yes, when they're aimed at searches that become paid work and tracked to the call. Ads for panel upgrades, EV chargers and emergency repairs usually beat broad ads for "electrician" that also attract DIY and job-seeker searches.
Ads can bring calls within days. Profile and SEO changes tend to show clear movement inside 60 days, then keep compounding. Lehmann's organic clicks grew from 80–110 to more than 1,500 a month within 12 months.
Yes. Our team works from Brookfield, Wisconsin, and takes on electrical contractors in any state. The audit, calls and monthly reports are all remote.
No. You can stop any month, and the website, profile, ad accounts and data remain yours.
Send us your website and your service area. You'll have a free audit of your map rankings, website and ads within 24 hours, with the fixes we'd make first.
List the towns your electrical company covers and the work you'd like more of. To talk first, call us or send an email.
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