Homeowners Do Not Shop Around for an Electrician. They Call the First One Google Puts in Front of Them.
Cannone Marketing builds electricians a brand new website with a real page for every service and every town you cover, then manages your Google Business Profile so the name they find first is yours.
- A 15 to 25 page custom website with its own page for panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, rewiring, and each town you serve
- Google Business Profile setup, optimization, and active monthly management including review responses
- 100 physical QR review cards printed and shipped to your door
- GEO and AEO optimization built to get your company cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude
- $199 setup and $49 per month with no contracts, plus a free homepage demo built within 24 hours
Good Electricians Get Buried for Three Fixable Reasons
Most electricians are not losing jobs on price or skill. They are losing them before the phone ever rings, because Google never puts their name in front of the homeowner. Here is what usually causes that.
A Panel Upgrade and a Dead Outlet Sit on One Page
A homeowner who needs one outlet fixed and a homeowner quoting a full 200 amp service upgrade are two different jobs at two very different prices. When every service is stacked on a single page, Google cannot tell what you specialize in and ranks you well for none of it. A page per service changes that.
Your Site Names One Town and You Cover Twelve
You take calls across the whole county, but the website only mentions where the truck is parked at night. A homeowner two towns over searching for an electrician near them finds nothing on your site tying you to their area, so Google hands the job to a shop that built a page for it.
Nothing Shows You Are Licensed and Local
Electrical is one of the few trades where homeowners genuinely worry about who they let in the house and who touches the panel. A thin site with no service detail, no town pages, and a profile nobody has updated gives them no reason to pick you over the company with a full website and recent reviews.
Already Have a Website? Add Up What It Is Costing You Every Month.
Cannone Marketing does not do SEO on a website you already own. We build a new one from scratch, and that is deliberate. The site most electricians have was put together years ago to work as a business card online, not to compete for every service and every town on the route.
Here is the part worth sitting with. Electricians routinely pay an agency $200, $300, or $500 a month for SEO on a site that has one Services page and no location pages. The invoice shows up every month, but the work is being done on a structure that cannot hold it.
Cannone Marketing is $199 to start and $49 per month. That is less than what most electricians pay for SEO by itself, and it includes a brand new site built the right way from day one, your Google Business Profile managed every month, and 100 QR review cards shipped to your door.
Line that up against your current bill. Then take the free homepage demo and decide with something real in front of you.
Compare It Against My Current BillFour Things That Actually Move the Phone, Included at One Price
This is the full list of what an electrician gets for $199 up front and $49 per month. Nothing is reserved for an upgrade and nothing requires a contract.
A New Custom Electrical Website
A 15 to 25 page website built only for your company, with separate pages for panel and service upgrades, EV charger installation, whole home generators, rewiring, lighting and fixture installation, outlets and switches, ceiling fans, troubleshooting and repairs, and commercial work, plus a page for every city and service area you cover. It is hosted within the AWS infrastructure network which provides the reliability and uptime standards of the world's leading cloud platform, with 256-bit SSL, lead generating contact forms, live traffic stats, a favicon, Open Graph social sharing images, cross-browser testing, and your domain name included. Worry-Free Support means any update you need is handled by Mike at no extra charge.
Google Business Profile Management
Your Google Business Profile is what puts you in the map results when somebody searches for an electrician near me. We fully set it up and optimize it, including categories, services, products, your business bio, photos, and every field Google asks for. Each month it stays managed and we respond to your reviews on your behalf, which matters in a trade where homeowners read the reviews before they let anyone near the panel. Weekly posting and photo refreshes are not part of the plan and we will never say otherwise.
100 Physical QR Review Cards
We print 100 QR review cards and ship them to your door. Leave one with the homeowner once the panel is buttoned up, the breakers are labeled, and everything is working again. They scan it on their phone right there and leave the review while the job is still fresh. Reviews are one of the few things a small electrical shop can build faster than a franchise with an ad budget.
AI Search Visibility
Homeowners now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude what a panel upgrade should cost or who installs EV chargers nearby. Your site is built with GEO and AEO optimization plus sitewide advanced structured data so those tools can clearly read your services, your service area, and your answers. FAQPage schema goes on every service page and location page, and your site is registered with Google, Bing, Yahoo, AOL, and DuckDuckGo. Advanced on-page SEO covers meta titles, descriptions, alt tags, and proper H1, H2, and H3 structure throughout.
One Services Page Cannot Answer Fifty Different Questions
Electricians ask why the site needs 15 to 25 pages. The short answer is that Google ranks pages, not companies.
Write out what your company should be found for. Panel upgrade. EV charger install. Generator install. Rewiring. Recessed lighting. Emergency electrician. Now multiply that by every town you cover. That is a long list of separate searches, and a five page site gives Google a single general Services page to answer all of them.
Fifteen to twenty five pages means each service gets a page with real detail about that work, and each town gets a page written for the homeowners there. AI tools read the same structure when they decide which electrician to name in an answer. These are not filler pages. They make sure there is a real answer on your site for every way somebody might describe what they need done.
Twenty Four Hours From Now You Could Be Looking at Your Own Homepage
Send Mike the basics on your electrical company and he builds a real homepage for it within 24 hours at no cost. No contract, no deposit, and nobody pestering you afterward. If it does not beat what you have now, nothing happens.
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Read the Full ArticleQuestions Electricians Ask Us Every Week
Why is my electrical company not showing up on Google Maps?
Map placement comes down to how complete and active your Google Business Profile is, how close you are to the person searching, and whether your website supports what the profile claims. Most electricians have a profile with a category or two filled in and a website that never spells out their services or the towns they cover. When the profile and the site do not line up, Google leans toward a business where they do. Cannone Marketing sets up and optimizes the profile and builds the website so the two point at each other.
Do I need a separate page for panel upgrades and EV chargers?
Yes, because Google ranks pages rather than companies. Somebody pricing a 200 amp service upgrade and somebody shopping for an EV charger install are two different customers typing two different searches with two different budgets. If both sit on one Services page, that page competes against electricians who built a full page around each job and usually loses. Your site includes a dedicated page for every service you offer, which is a big part of why the page count lands between 15 and 25.
How do I get calls for bigger jobs instead of small service calls?
Bigger jobs come from different searches than small ones. A homeowner typing electrician near me might just need an outlet fixed, while somebody typing panel upgrade cost or whole house generator installation is planning real spending. You cannot control which jobs come in, but you can control which of those searches you have a real page for. Your site gets a detailed page for each of the larger services you want more of, and your Google Business Profile lists those services as well so the two work together.
Is a website worth it if I get all my work from word of mouth?
Word of mouth is the best lead source any electrician has, and a website does not replace it. What it does is catch the people who were referred to you and then looked you up before calling, which is most of them now. It also keeps work coming when a builder you relied on retires or a referral source dries up. Think of it as protecting the business you already have while adding a second source on top of it.
I pay an SEO company every month. Why am I not ranking?
Most SEO retainers are spent optimizing a website that was never built for local search, so the money goes into adjusting a site that has no service pages and no town pages to rank in the first place. Cannone Marketing does not apply SEO to an existing website. A new one gets built from the ground up with that structure already in place, and your Google Business Profile is managed every month. The full package is $199 to start and $49 per month, which is usually less than the retainer by itself.
Get the Demo Before You Pay Another Invoice
The electrician ranking above you is not a better tradesman than you are. They just have a website Google can read and a profile somebody actually manages. See your own company built the right way first, then decide. $199 to start, $49 per month, no contract, and Mike handles everything directly.
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