Sydney · Electricians
How electricians in Sydney get more work
Most sparkies haven't got a marketing problem. They've got a being-found problem. When a board trips at seven on a Tuesday night, the customer types it into their phone and rings one of the first names on the screen. This page is about how you end up being one of them.
$600, fixed in writing. Live in 14 days, in your name.
The channels
Where the work actually comes from.
Five channels, and every one of them is something you already half have. Most sparkies are strong on two and invisible on the rest.
Someone searching the job, not the trade
Almost nobody types “electrician”. They type what's gone wrong or what they want done — no power to half the house, a switchboard upgrade, a charger in the garage. If your site is one page that says “electrical services”, there's nothing for those searches to land on.
The map, and the three names on it
The block of businesses above the normal results is a separate listing to your website. It's mostly decided by how close you are, how complete your Google Business Profile is, and your reviews. Plenty of good sparkies have never finished setting theirs up.
Reviews, because electrical is bought on nerves
Nobody wants a cheap job on a switchboard. A customer reads a handful of recent reviews and looks for your licence number before they ring. Old reviews and a missing licence both read the same way — risky.
Builders, agents and strata managers
Steadier than anything a homeowner sends you. Builders want someone who turns up; property managers want someone who reports back and invoices properly. They still look you up before the first job, and there's usually nothing to look at.
Compliance work that comes back on its own
Safety switch and smoke alarm checks, RCD testing, switchboard upgrades on older homes, landlord safety certificates. It's booked in advance, it repeats, and it's the part of the diary you can actually plan around — but only if people know you do it.
What they're typing
What they're typing before they ring you.
The words tell you the job, the urgency and how much they're about to compare. A page that answers the exact phrase gets the call; a general one gets scrolled past.
“emergency electrician near me”
Panic. They'll ring whoever answers, and they're not reading much. Speed and a tappable number beat everything else here.
“switchboard upgrade cost sydney”
Planned, and price-shopping. They want a range and what moves it. Give them one and you're the honest quote before you've spoken.
“ev charger installation sydney”
Researching, weeks out. They've just bought the car and don't know what the board needs. Whoever explains it usually gets the job.
“level 2 electrician sydney”
They know exactly what they need and most sparkies can't do it. High intent, low competition, and hardly anyone has a page for it.
“safety switch keeps tripping”
Half fault-finding, half worried. They want to know if it's dangerous. Answer that plainly and the callout follows.
“smoke alarm compliance check sydney”
Usually a landlord or a property manager, and rarely a one-off. This is the repeat work hiding in a search.
No promises we can't keep
The honest bit: we can't promise you a number.
Anyone telling you they'll get you thirty leads a month is guessing. They don't know your trade, your suburbs, your reviews or your competition, and neither did they when they wrote the number down.
What comes in depends on how many people near you search for that work, how good your reviews are, how many other sparkies are chasing the same words, and — the one nobody mentions — how fast you ring back. A missed call at four in the afternoon is a job that went to whoever picked up.
So here's what we do promise: $600, fixed in writing before anything starts. Live in 14 days. Domain, hosting and every login in your name from day one, so if it doesn't work for you, you walk off with the lot and owe nobody anything. Work that comes in through your own site is work you're not paying per lead for.
The plan
What we'd actually do.
No strategy deck, no six-week discovery. This is the list, and you can see the whole price before we start.
Get my free concept- A page per job, per area you workSwitchboards, EV chargers, fault finding, level 2 — each on its own page, each naming the suburbs you actually drive to. That's what gives the specific searches something to land on.See what's in a build
- Your Google Business Profile set up properlyCategories, service area, hours, the services list, real photos of your own work. It's free, it feeds the map, and it's the single most skipped job in this trade.How the local stuff works
- Asking for a review after every jobA short link you text the customer while you're still packing up the van. Reviews are the part you can't buy and the part that moves the map listing most.
- A quote form that gets you a photo of the boardMobile number, the job, a photo. It lands as a text, so you can price it from the ute instead of driving out to look at something you could have seen.
- Ads only if the sums workFor emergency electrical they sometimes do. We'd tell you plainly if we thought they wouldn't, because we don't take a cut of the ad spend either way.
electricians in Sydney
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