Nationwide, with no pretend offices
We work with electrical contractors across the United States and we maintain no local offices anywhere. What genuinely changes by state is licensing, code adoption and what drives demand, which is why four states get real pages and nowhere gets a template.
There are no local offices
A lot of marketing agencies list city offices. Some of them list dozens. Almost none of those are offices, and a contractor who has been in business twenty years can usually tell within thirty seconds of looking at the address.
We do not have any. We work with electrical contractors across the United States from one place, remotely, and that is a large part of why a program on this site starts at $65 a month instead of $1,500. The overhead that pays for twenty mailboxes has to come from somewhere, and it comes from the client.
That our own site appears in local map results, that we hold electrical licenses in any state, or that we have people in your city. All three are easy claims to make and all three are checkable, which is exactly why we do not make them.
What being remote does not change is the work. Technical fixes happen on your site, profile configuration happens in a browser, and links get built on other people websites. None of it has ever required somebody to be in your town.
An agency with twenty city offices has twenty mailboxes and one team. You are paying for the mailboxes.
Licensing, code adoption, demand drivers and the housing stock. All of it researchable, and all of it genuinely different by state.
How the work is done. There is no part of a search program that improves by being performed within driving distance of you.
Four pages, because four is what we can write properly
Electrical work is state regulated, which makes state pages genuinely different rather than a name swapped into a template. It also means a page we cannot fill with real substance is a page we do not publish.
IF WE CANNOT WRITE TWELVE HUNDRED WORDS A LOCAL CONTRACTOR WOULD RECOGNIZE AS TRUE, WE DO NOT PUBLISH THE PAGE. TEMPLATED LOCATION PAGES ARE THE FASTEST WAY TO GET PENALIZED.
Not on this list is not a problem
Most of the contractors we work with are not in those four states. The pages exist to demonstrate what market research looks like when it is done properly, not to define where we take clients.
What happens for everyone else is the same research, applied to your market rather than published on this site. Which licensing body, what the housing stock is, what drives demand through the year, and which of your competitors currently hold the terms you want. That work is part of the first month of any program.
- We work with electrical contractors in any state
- The first month includes market research specific to where you actually work
- Service area copy is written to match your license, not to maximize a map
- One contractor per service area for the same kind of work
- No local office claims, no invented addresses, no borrowed credibility
Questions about coverage
Do you have an office in my city? 01
No. We have no local offices anywhere and we are not going to pretend otherwise. An agency listing twenty city addresses is describing twenty mailboxes, and it is the first thing a careful contractor should check. What we do have is a team that works with electrical contractors across the country, remotely, which is how the pricing on this site is possible at all.
Does it matter that you are not local to me? 02
For the work, no. Search work is done on your site, on your Google Business Profile and on other people websites, none of which requires anyone to be in your town. What does matter is whether we understand your market, and that is a research question rather than a geography question. The four market pages on this site exist to show what that research looks like.
Why only four state pages? 03
Because those are the four we can write with real substance. Electrical work is state regulated, so licensing, code adoption and demand drivers genuinely differ, and a page that says nothing beyond the name of the state is worthless to a reader and a liability with search engines. If we cannot write twelve hundred words that a local contractor would recognize as true, we do not publish the page.
Will you work with two electricians in the same area? 04
No. One contractor per service area for the same kind of work. Two clients competing for the same terms means we are working against ourselves and one of them is paying for nothing. Ask before you sign up and we will tell you plainly whether your area is open.
Do you hold electrical licenses? 05
No. We are a search marketing company. We do not hold electrical licenses in any state, we do not give advice on code or installation, and anything about your compliance obligations goes to you and your state board. We know enough about the trade to write about your work accurately, and that is where our expertise stops.
Find out what your market actually looks like
The free analysis includes the market research for wherever you work: who currently holds your terms, what drives demand through your year, and the three things worth fixing first.