Content that supports the decision
Separate domestic, commercial and specialist services rather than sending every query to one broad page. State your genuine coverage and call-out arrangements clearly.
Emergency calls and planned electrical work need different landing pages. A switchboard upgrade customer needs process, suitability and scope; a fault enquiry needs an immediate, usable contact route.
Separate domestic, commercial and specialist services rather than sending every query to one broad page. State your genuine coverage and call-out arrangements clearly.
Track calls and forms by service where possible, then review whether enquiries match the jobs you want.
Technical SEO, service-page optimisation and local profile work form a practical starting scope.
Switchboard upgrades, fault finding, lighting installations and commercial maintenance should have different service information. A planned upgrade page can explain assessment and disruption; an urgent fault page needs a prominent mobile contact route and accurate availability. Only promote services the electrical business actually performs.
Check whether enquiries from each priority service can be identified. Review the mobile call journey, profile categories and service-area boundaries. Then prioritise a small set of valuable pages, using verified qualifications and genuine project photos supplied by the business.
Start with the highest-priority electricians services or products your business genuinely supplies. The review considers demand, website gaps, margins and capacity.
An initial review, prioritised scope, page allowance, implementation responsibilities and reporting. Additional content and development are priced separately.
Talk directly with Dave about your website, your goals and what needs attention. A manual review comes before the recommended scope.