Market 1 - The emergency call
"Electrician near me", "power out half my house", "burning smell from outlet". High panic, high urgency, needs the Map Pack + click-to-call stack. This is your GBP's emergency service listing and 24/7 language doing its job. Lower job value, but volume and speed make it the base of the funnel.
Market 2 - The upgrade project
"EV charger installation", "panel upgrade 200 amp", "hot tub electrician". Higher job values ($800–3,000+), researched in advance, comparison-shopped. These need dedicated pages with real content: what's involved, permitting, timelines, pricing ranges. An EV charger page alone can become your most profitable asset as adoption climbs every year.
Market 3 - The rewire and renovation
"Whole house rewire cost", "knob and tube replacement". The biggest jobs, longest research cycles. Content answering the cost-and-process questions wins these customers months before they call anyone - exactly like the content hub strategy that grew a dental client 180%.
The structure that captures all three
- GBP: primary "Electrician", secondaries for emergency services, EV charger installation, panel upgrades
- One dedicated page per high-value service with photos of YOUR work
- Reviews prompted by service type - "EV charger installed in [neighborhood]" reviews rank those searches
- Cost-guide articles for the big jobs - the research-phase customers read those first
Three markets, one operator
Your site should sell all three. Most sell none.
The free audit maps your services against what your city actually searches - and shows which market you're invisible in.