Half your work turns up as a problem someone wants fixed today. A safety switch that keeps tripping, a dead power point, a switchboard that looks like it belongs in a museum. That customer is standing in the kitchen with the phone in their hand, and they ring whoever they can ring fastest.
$990 fixed · Live in 7 days · You see it before you pay
If a bloke has to pinch and zoom to find your mobile, he backs out and rings the next sparky on the list. Your number belongs at the top of the screen, as a button, on every single page.
Search Console and Google Maps both want to know your suburbs and your services in plain words. A one page site that says nothing but the business name gives Google nothing to match you to.
People check. Your licence number, your ABN and your insurance being visible is the cheapest trust you will ever buy, and half of the sites I look at hide it in a footer image where nobody, including Google, can read it.
Notice how few of those are the word electrician on its own. People search the problem, or the job, plus where they live. The site gets built with those exact phrases on real pages, not stuffed into one paragraph.
Switchboard before and afters do more work than anything else on a sparky's site. A clean new board next to the old ceramic fuse mess sells the upgrade job on its own. Send me the ones on your phone. I pick and tidy them.
launch price, first 3 clients
Your site, looked after. Like a tool that never goes blunt. Cancel any time, no lock-in.
Your site gets built first. You look at the real thing, not a promise, before a cent changes hands.
The number you see is the number you pay. Quoted upfront, no surprise invoice at the end.
Nothing goes live until you are happy with it. If it is not right, there is no charge until it is.
Seven days from your photos landing to your site being live. If I run over, your first month of Digital Caretaker is free.
Once it is live, if it is not right within 14 days you get your money back. Full stop.
One page on a client's site, published in June with nothing behind it. Seven weeks later it had been seen nearly 10,000 times in Google search. The client is named, the site is linked, and every figure has a date on it.
Then the site is there for the moment they Google you before ringing, which they do. A tidy site turns a referral into a booked job instead of a maybe. It also picks up the ones your mates cannot pass on.
Yes, and you should. It is a different search, a different customer and a different price. It gets its own page with its own words.
It goes on the site as text, not baked into a logo image. Text is readable by people, by Google and by anyone checking you are legitimate.
You cannot answer the phone when you are up a ladder with the power off. But you can make sure that when the phone does ring, it is ringing you and not the other bloke.
Real person, no call centre
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