FenceF&W Fence Co.
4Xmore ranking keywords
190 to 745 keywords
- top-3 rankings (3 to 28)
- 9X
- top-3 rankings (3 to 28)
- core search conversion rate
- 27.78%
- core search conversion rate
Electrician marketing agency
Websites, electrician SEO, Google Ads and a 24/7 AI receptionist that bring in the panel upgrades, rewires and service calls you want, in the towns you serve.

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Electrical contractor marketing
Lithium Marketing is an electrician marketing agency offering websites, SEO, Google Ads and an AI receptionist. Every plan starts with the jobs you want and the towns you cover.
A panel upgrade page and an outlet repair page answer different questions for different customers. Each service you want more of gets its own page, and work you do not take stays off the site.
Quote forms ask for the problem, the address and a photo when it helps, so your estimator knows what the job needs before driving out.
Campaigns target the towns and jobs your crews can take. When the schedule fills, we shift the budget to the work you still want.
Electrician marketing services
Pick the service that closes your biggest gap. A new website needs traffic, and more traffic needs someone to answer the phone.
start here
A co-founder looks at the electrical jobs you want more of and maps out where to start.
An electrical website in the portfolio
Lithium built the website for Gloudeman Electric, a residential electrician in Mount Pleasant, SC. Its quote form accepts photos, so homeowners can get a free remote quote.
Explore the portfolioAgency results in other trades
F&W Fence and Town & Country Glass used Lithium websites, SEO and advertising. Each case study shows the full program behind the numbers.
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Fence4Xmore ranking keywords
190 to 745 keywords
Commercial glass13Xorganic traffic
145 to 1,849 visits a month
Electrician SEO for answer engines
Google and AI answers need more than a list of electrical keywords. They need pages built around the services you provide and business details that match everywhere.
Each page explains what the service covers and what the customer should have ready before calling.
Your company name, phone and service area match across your website and business listings.
Service and FAQ schema describe the same offer and answers visitors read on the page.
No one can promise an AI mention. Lithium builds the signals answer engines rely on, and AI search optimization is part of every SEO program.
See AI SEO (AEO & GEO)Planning an electrical marketing budget
Here are Lithium’s typical prices, published up front. Your proposal depends on the jobs you want to grow, the competition in your towns and your ad spend.
$5,000
typical project
Larger sites with more pages or integrations get a fixed proposal after a 30-minute discovery call. Six to nine weeks from kickoff to launch.
$1,300–$3,000
per month
Typical local SEO retainer, scoped against your revenue per lead.
From $500
per month
Plus ad spend. Typical: $500–$1,500 a month in management, plus ad spend of $2,000–$5,000 a month.
$179
per month
Fully managed. No contracts, cancel anytime. Live in days.
Scoped
after discovery
Clear, upfront pricing after a free discovery call. Custom builds typically take 1–2 weeks.
Optional hosting and maintenance: $99/month. Secure private hosting on a dedicated high-speed server, daily backups, software and security updates, and basic website changes are all included. Most clients choose this option to keep their new website updated and running smoothly; it is not required.
Our usual service agreement starts with six months, then continues month to month with 30 days’ cancellation notice. Your written agreement sets the final terms. The AI receptionist has no contract.
FAQ
Still curious?
Call (503) 766-5964 or email [email protected].
Your list of preferred jobs, the towns you cover and a few recent calls or quote requests, plus any website or ad reports. With those in hand, the co-founder on the call can tell whether you have a visibility problem or are getting calls for work you do not take.
Yes, when they need different budgets, qualifying questions or landing pages. When the offer and the intake are the same, keep them together. Look at your booked jobs before moving more money into either one.
Match the calls and form leads against your estimates and finished jobs. That shows which leads were in your area, fit your crew and became paid work. We agree on how to sort leads before the first report, so every report answers that question.
The good ones, yes. Articles that answer real customer questions, earn search visits or support a service page keep their URLs or get redirects. Only the dead weight goes.
Ads and service-area pages target only the towns you work in, which cuts most of them. For the rest, your office or the AI receptionist gets a short, polite answer to give each caller.
Compare the work before the price: which pages or campaigns the agency manages, how it measures leads, who signs off on technical details and how changes get reported. A list of channels is not a plan.
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Free action plan
Let’s have a real conversation about your business. No fluff, no high-pressure sales pitch. In a 1:1 strategy call, we’ll review your goals, your website, and your current marketing efforts. You’ll leave with a prioritized plan outlining quick wins and a clear path toward long-term, sustainable growth.
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