Panel upgrades, EV chargers, and "electrician near me" do not wait. SEO or Google Ads from $650 a month. Direct access to me. No junior handoff.
Electrical work is urgent or it is a project with a deadline. If you are not in the map pack or the ads, the homeowner calls the next licensed shop. A pretty logo does not fix that.
Angi and HomeAdvisor take a cut of jobs you already could have owned. Your site ranks for the company name and nothing else. After-hours calls go to whoever paid Google that week. You stay busy enough to ignore it until a slow winter.
I target the searches that mean "send an electrician": panel upgrade, outlet not working, EV charger install, commercial lighting. $650 a month for SEO or Ads. Local Service Ads as a $650 add-on when you qualify. Six months includes a site built to generate calls, not a PDF of your license.
Buyers type searches like "electrician near me" and "electrical panel upgrade". That is where the work starts. Not a national template with electricians pasted in.
SEO or Google Ads from $650 a month. Both for $1,300. Free website redesign with 6 months.
Emergency and scheduled work get different paths. Click-to-call on mobile. Forms for quotes that can wait.
Panels, wiring, lighting, EV chargers, generators. Separate pages. Separate intent.
Categories, photos, and review flow that help the map pack, not a neglected listing.
Google Guaranteed is how a lot of electrical jobs get awarded. $650/mo add-on when you qualify.
Negatives for "how to" and "cost to DIY." Budget stays on people who will hire you.
Fast, mobile, licensed, insured, and obvious. That is the whole job of the site.
Electricians, roofers, flooring, construction, and a lot of other trades can run Local Service Ads. $650 a month add-on. Lead costs go to Google. I handle the listing, reviews, and the inbox.
A short call or the form on this page. I look at how homeowners and facility managers actually search for you.
$650 a month each. $1,300 for both. A 6-month contract includes a website redesign built around search.
I write the strategy, ship the work, and keep optimizing. No account manager shuffle.
Same person Electricians businesses would work with. Direct access. No junior handoff.
“We are very satisfied. Gary is always available and extremely transparent with what he does. We had a unique situation where we had to have a third party integrated with our site. Gary went above and beyond.”
“My experience has been unmatched with Up The Brand. I needed a landing page designed for my business, somewhere my customers could find my business and our services. After speaking with Gary I had a better understanding of what my site would look like and how it could increase sales.”
“I can’t say enough good things about Up the Brand! They’ve been a huge help with both my search engine optimization and Google Ads. Since working with them, I’ve seen noticeable improvements in my online visibility and overall performance. They really know their stuff and take the time to explain what they’re doing and why it works. If you’re looking for a team that’s knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely invested in your success, I highly recommend Up the Brand. Great experience all around! Gary really cares about his customers !”
Same offer in every town. Open a location page if you also care about city-level search.
Pricing, proof, and whether this is the right fit.
Often both. LSA sits at the top and charges per lead. Search ads catch everyone who scrolls. LSA is $650/mo extra. Regular Ads or SEO is $650/mo.
Yes. Electricians are a core trade here, including RCH Electric and Volt Tech. The fit is licensed service businesses that want calls from local search, not a national lead mill.
Google Ads can send calls as soon as tracking and the landing page are live. SEO compounds over 6 to 8 weeks. Most shops start with ads, then let SEO take the cheaper jobs over time.
SEO or Google Ads for $650 a month. Both for $1,300. A 6-month contract includes a website redesign. You work with me directly.
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