Industry Guide · 16 chapters · first chapter coming soon
An electrician shares the search page with plumbing and HVAC companies that also sell electrical work, national franchises, generator dealers and the lead sites. One account mixes quick service calls with generator installs that can run past $10,000. These sixteen chapters build a Google Ads account in the order that works, using real searches, websites and customer reviews from one example market, Columbus, Ohio. The method works for electrical contractors anywhere in the US.
New account? Start with Chapter 1. Every chapter builds on the ones before it.
Count every call, form and booking, and send back what each job paid
One ad group per service line, the searches that hire, and ads in your customers' words
Settings to fix before the first dollar goes out, starting with the hours you answer
More reach once the account knows which jobs pay
Bonus chapters: emergency calls, generators, and what your ads must show
The order matters as much as the campaigns. Each step waits until the one before it has taught Google something.
Exact match on the service searches you already know convert, plus your company name in its own campaign.
Broad match and a target CPA after the account logs about 30 quality conversions a month. Bigger accounts get there sooner.
The usual pace. The real gate is about 30 quality conversions a month, held steady, so bigger accounts get there sooner. Plumbing and HVAC pages kept out.
Video for EV charger and generator shoppers, Local Services Ads as a test alongside Search, and Google's newest automation last.
Read in order. Job value tracking and the quote math come before the first keyword.
Chapter 01 →Check your ad schedule and who answers after hours. Paying for emergency clicks nobody picks up is a common leak.
Chapter 09 →Examples come from Columbus, Ohio electricians, described as we found them. Run the same steps in your own market.
Chapter 05 →We build electrical contractor accounts in this order. See our Google Ads management.
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