This wasn’t learned in a marketing course. I built this system while running my own electrical company, testing relentlessly until the results were affordable and predictable.
Unlike Angi or HomeAdvisor, these leads aren’t shared. When the phone rings, it’s a direct line to a customer choosing you.
You stop paying for “accidental clicks.” With LSA, you only pay when a homeowner actually calls or messages your shop.
These aren’t “window shoppers.” LSA users are usually facing an electrical issue and are ready to book a technician immediately.
Google is a partner, but a brutal one. If you don’t manage the “behind-the-scenes” of your account, Google simply stops sending you leads.
We prevent the “Lead Drought” by managing the 3 things Google cares about most:
We ensure your “Speed-to-Lead” stays elite so Google keeps you at the top.
We help you mark jobs as booked so Google sees you are a “winning” business.
We dispute junk calls and credit back your ad spend so you only pay for real opportunities.
LSA is the foundation, but Google Search Ads (AdWords) are how you scale. We use precision-targeted campaigns to capture the “overflow” demand and specifically go after the high-margin projects you want most.
We bid on specific keywords like “Emergency Electrician” or “EV Charger Install” to put you in front of the exact customer you need.
When LSA volume fluctuates, Search Ads keep your phone ringing by capturing traffic from the traditional search results.
We use data-driven bidding to ensure you aren’t overpaying for clicks, turning Google into a predictable growth lever.
Most agencies have never answered a service call. We have. This system was perfected while managing Google Ads for our own electrical company—answering the phones, disputing the junk leads, and fixing the accounts Google tried to throttle.
We identify and block the keywords that lead to “handyman” calls.
We double down on the searches that result in $2,500+ invoices.
We market your business like we’re the ones out on the tools.
Google only has so much “top-of-page” real estate. If you aren’t there, your competitor is. This is for electrical companies that are ready to stop guessing and start growing with a proven, field-tested engine.