Rank #1 Locally: The Simple Google-Reviews System for Electricians

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Tool Box Talk For Electricians

Ben Poulter

104 episodes

6 days ago

The Tool Box Talks for Electricians Podcast is for Electricians interested in growing their knowledge ,skills and ultimately your business. Ben has worked in the electrical trade for over 20 years all over the world. From the age of 19 and going through a full apprenticeship to become a fully qualified electrician where he was employed by a number of electrical company's. Moving on to being self employed Ben soon started to build his own electrical business. Having to learn many things the hard way in building a successful electrical business like: *Money management *Qualifications needed *Insurance cover *Finding customers And many more....... The Toolbox Talks For Electricians Podcast has been created to help other electricians avoid those mistakes and take your electrical business to the next level. Along with electricians banter along the way. Inside the Toolbox Talks for Electricians community Ben has loaded it up with free downloads to help grow a successful business, along with FREE giveaways. You can join the community here - https://linktr.ee/toolboxtalkforelectricians By being part of the Toolbox Talks Community you will find out just what it takes to have a successful electrical business. Along with how to keep your electrical business at the front of existing paying customers minds and find out how to use those customers to grow your business even more. Subscribe to Tool box Talks For Electricians TODAY to not miss every new episode every Monday

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Rank #1 Locally: The Simple Google-Reviews System for Electricians

Tool Box Talk For Electricians

18 minutes 11 seconds

1 month ago

Rank #1 Locally: The Simple Google-Reviews System for Electricians

Fresh from the ELEX show, I’m answering the BIG question: how do you get more Google reviews—fast—and rank at the top of local search?Google Business Master Class - https://gumroad.com/a/748252307/bcxnyQR Code Generator - https://qrcodecreator.com/This is the exact, field-tested system I use (no fake reviews, no spam). It works because it’s easy for customers and timed right.What you’ll learnThe perfect moment to ask (and why “after the invoice” fails)The 10-second in-person ask that gets yes on the spotHow to make a QR code that opens your Google review form directlyWhat to say if customers “don’t know what to write” (keyword tips: trade + town)The best time of day to send a follow-up textWhy you should reply to every review (with ranking-friendly keywords)Quick check: how to see where you rank using an Incognito searchCopy-and-paste scripts1) In-person ask (at handover)“If you’re happy, would you mind leaving a quick Google review? It really helps local customers find a reliable electrician in [Your Town].Scan this and it opens straight on the review box.”2) Text/WhatsApp follow-up (same day, early evening)“Thanks again for today. If you could spare 30 seconds for a Google review it really helps us grow: [your Google review link]A line like ‘Electrician in [Your Town] installed [job] professionally’ is perfect. Appreciate it!”3) If they say ‘what should I write?’“Something simple like: ‘Found [Your Business] on Google. Electrician in [Town] fitted [service]—on time, tidy, professional.’”4) Your public reply template“Thanks, [Name]! Great working on your [service]. If anyone in [Town/Area] needs a reliable electrician, we’re happy to help.”How to make a direct review link / QRGoogle Business Profile → “Ask for reviews” → copy your short linkDrop that link into any QR generator → print/stick in your handover pack or on your invoicePro tip: Every month, open an Incognito window and search: electrician [your town]. Note who’s ahead of you. What photos, reviews, and keywords are they using? Borrow what’s working—ethically.If this helped, hit like and subscribe for more small-trade growth tactics.