Start with the electrical jobs you want to book
Which work do you want more of?
Make the phone route work first
A repair caller wants to know whether you cover the area, take the problem and can answer now.
- First priority: accurate local business details and a working phone route.
- Your office: answer, confirm the problem and explain the next available step.
- Before more ads: check missed calls and crew capacity. Don’t advertise emergency cover you cannot provide.
Help the homeowner take the first step
Show a real project and explain what an assessment involves. A homeowner considering an EV charger needs more than a generic “electrician” ad.
- First priority: one clear project offer, matching website page and follow-up.
- Your office: confirm location, property permission and the assessment route.
- Starting approach: Facebook and Instagram ads can introduce planned projects. Search can reach people already looking.
Match the route to the buyer
A property manager booking maintenance and a general contractor inviting bids buy in different ways.
- First priority: show the work you take, coverage and how to request a site visit or submit plans.
- Your office: check scope, access, deadlines and who makes the decision.
- Choose another route when: work is won through tender lists or existing relationships. Start with those contacts before broad homeowner ads.
A planning aid, based on the job and response route. It does not check local demand or predict results.
Ads, website and follow-up, working together
9xLocal is your agency replacement for turning marketing into booked jobs. AI helps with the work; experienced people review and run it. Bring SEO, Google Ads, Facebook and Instagram ads, your website and text follow-up together in a plan for your business. Packages start from $297/month, with ad spend separate.
Ads for real jobs
Use the electrical work you want to promote: a panel replacement, a home charger or a generator project. You supply accurate service details, permitted photos and the offers you can honor.
A useful website
Give the visitor the next step for that job. Keep your services, service area and project examples current. A strategist reviews website updates before they go live.
Follow-up aimed at booked jobs
An AI text assistant follows up with inquiries toward a booking. Your team still handles electrical advice, site assessments, estimates and the work itself.
One team for the whole marketing plan. Choose the mix of search, ads, website work and follow-up that supports the electrical jobs you want to book. The work and price are agreed for your business.
From the first inquiry to booked electrical work
Illustrative EV-charger inquiry, not a client result
- A homeowner sees a project ad
The ad explains the installation service and the area you cover. Photos show work you have permission to share.
- They check the matching page
They see the service, what the assessment involves and how to ask about their home.
- Text follow-up helps move things along
The assistant helps the conversation toward a booking. Your office picks up questions that need a person.
- Your electrician assesses and quotes
Your team checks the property, installation requirements and price. Marketing cannot make that electrical decision.
- You record what happened
Mark whether the inquiry was suitable, an estimate was sent and the job was completed. A message or appointment is only one step.
What you pay, and what is separate
Your price depends on the agreed work.
Paid directly to Meta or Google, with no 9xLocal markup.
- Month to month
- No long-term contract
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Some ad plans can start at $10 a day. That is an entry budget, not a recommendation for every job or platform. A Google Search test needs its own budget check. If you only want unpaid search results, ad spend can be $0. The work on your profile and website still has a cost.
Before signing up, confirm the channels, website work, any setup costs and what happens to the site, accounts and data if you leave.
Start with one clear priority
Choose the job you want more of, the area you can cover and who will respond. Then agree the work before launch. Avoid spreading a small budget across repairs, generators, rewires and commercial projects at once.
1. Agree the plan
Name the services, area, responsibilities, fee and ad budget. Check whether the existing website can do the job.
2. Check the route
Use approved account access. Test the website contact route and follow-up before adding paid traffic.
3. Review useful work
Look at spending, suitable inquiries, estimates and completed jobs. Use your office records to explain what the ad report cannot.
Judge the work beyond the number of inquiries
A good review connects the work done to your office records. Keep these stages separate so a cheap form submission does not look like a profitable job.
| Stage | What to check | Who can confirm it |
|---|---|---|
| Inquiry | Was it a real request for work you take, in an area you serve? | Your office |
| Estimate | Did an assessment happen and a quote go out? | Your estimator |
| Completed job | Was the work completed, and what was left after labor and materials? | Your job records |
This is an example review structure, not a report of 9xLocal client results. The measurements in your plan depend on the data available.
When this approach makes sense
A sensible fit
- You have room for the work you want to promote.
- Someone can reply to inquiries and follow up estimates.
- You can supply real service details and job photos.
- You want help joining the ads, website and replies.
Fix this first
- Calls go unanswered and nobody owns follow-up.
- Your estimate schedule is already full.
- You need immediate guaranteed jobs.
- Your work mainly comes from a closed tender list.
A solo electrician can start with one service and a small area. Crew size alone does not decide whether the plan is right.
Before you choose your team
Can I keep my existing website?
Start with a review of what already works. A useful site may need improvements rather than replacement. Agree whether the site supports the changes and what work is included before starting.
Do I need SEO and paid ads together?
You need accurate business information and a working contact route either way. Add paid ads when the budget, job value and response capacity support a test. You do not need every channel at once.
How much does my team need to do?
Supply your services, real coverage, permitted photos and approvals. Your office must handle customer questions, estimates and job outcomes. AI follow-up does not replace electrical judgment.
What happens if I cancel?
The service is month to month with no long-term contract. Confirm notice, final charges, account access and what happens to the website and data in your written agreement before you start.
Choose the help you need
Plan for the electrical jobs you want to book
Start with your job types, service area and the way your office handles inquiries. Use the current offer page to get started.
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