Electrician Marketing
For Emergency Calls
An AI marketing agent for electrical contractors. Sprites runs Google Ads that catch the no-power call, keeps panel upgrades, EV chargers and remodels on their own budgets, and publishes a page for each service in each city you cover. You approve every change.
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How It Works
Connect your accounts
Link Google Ads, Meta, Analytics and Search Console. Sprites reads which keywords produce booked calls versus people pricing a fixture.
Protect the emergency budget
The no-power search cannot share a budget with a remodel. The agent splits them and caps the low-ticket work.
Publish the high-ticket services
Panel, EV charger and remodel pages are what rank and what the ads should land on. Sprites drafts them.
Where electrician ads miss the call, and what the agent does
The expensive failure is an emergency click that lands on a homepage, or a remodel lead that spent the on-call budget.
| The problem | What the agent does | What you approve |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency and remodel in one campaign | They happen on different timelines. Sprites splits on-call searches from planned work. | Separate campaign plan |
| Ads that land on the homepage | An emergency click needs the phone and the service, not a company story. The agent pairs each ad with the page for that job. | Landing pages to approve |
| EV and panel work with no offer | These are the jobs people research. Sprites writes a specific ad and a specific page for each. | Service campaigns |
| After-hours with no tracking | The agent reports which campaigns produce calls outside business hours, so the on-call spend is visible. | After-hours call report |
| Cities you serve and do not rank in | A contractor with one page cannot cover every city. Sprites drafts a page per city for the services you want. | City and service pages |
Google and Meta ads for electricians
On-call search, plus separate campaigns for panel, EV charger and remodel work.
Electrician SEO for each service
A page per service and city, so the ad and the search result land on the job.
Electrician Marketing templates
Emergency Call Search
Google Ads for no-power and after-hours calls in your service area.
EV Charger Install
A campaign for homeowners adding a charger.
Panel Upgrade
Search ads for the replacement people research before they call.
Landing Page Match
Each ad pointed at the page for that job, not the homepage.
Service and City Pages
A page for each service in each city you cover.
Local Competitor Research
What other electricians in your cities advertise.
Integrations
Meta Ads
Google Ads
SEO Research
WordPress
OpenAI / ChatGPT
Our Users Love Sprites
“Sprites made us an AI-native agency. The quality and level of work we deliver now is on a completely different tier. It's not a tool we use, it's how we operate.”
Brooks Golden
Founder · Growth Architects
“We took our ABM playbook back from two agencies and cut cost-per-lead by two-thirds in six weeks. Sprites turned our marketing into an in-house ads and content factory.”
Helghardt Avenant
Founder & CEO · Rehive
“I've already recommended it to 4–5 other founders. It freed up time for strategic work while getting us users from ChatGPT and Google Ads on autopilot.”
Jos van der Westhuizen
CEO · Coplay
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Questions, answered
What does Sprites do for electrician marketing?
Sprites runs Google and Meta ads for emergency calls and for planned work like panels, EV chargers and remodels, and it drafts a page for each. Every change waits for your approval.
Should emergency calls share a budget with remodels?
No. The on-call search needs its own budget so a remodel click cannot spend it.
Where should the ad send people?
To a page about that service, with the phone on it. Sprites pairs each campaign with that page.
Can it advertise EV charger installation?
Yes, as its own campaign and its own page.
Does Sprites do SEO for electricians?
Yes. It plans service and city pages and publishes them once you approve.
How much does it cost?
Plans start at $66/month billed yearly ($99 month to month), before ad spend. The 7-day trial is $1.