POV: the lights went out and ChatGPT sent them to another electrician ⚡
Homeowners are asking AI for the best electrician near them.
Make sure it says your name.
SEOchat writes about your electrical work every day, keeps your Google listing current, and brings in reviews, so the next outage or panel upgrade calls you. You approve with a 👍. Setup takes 10 minutes.
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Sound familiar?
“Half the calls are tire-kickers who wanted a free diagnosis over the phone.”
“The lead sites sell the same panel-upgrade call to four other shops.”
“A new company with a wrapped van outranks us and they've been open a year.”
“A customer said they asked AI for an electrician and got a list without us.”
It's not your fault.
Google and AI recommend the businesses they can read about. Writing about yourself every day is a full-time job, and you already have one. So we made it ours.
How it works
Ten minutes between calls. Then the pages keep getting written.
- 1
Tell us the work you want more of
Panels, chargers, troubleshooting, generators, the towns you pull permits in, and the jobs you will not take. Say it once, from the van.
- 2
Approve pages that refuse to be DIY guides
Drafts explain when to shut power off and call. They do not teach anyone to open a live panel. Thumbs-up, or tell us what to cut.
- 3
See which searches reached the shop
Each week you get Maps visibility, reviews next to nearby shops, and the clicks that came from Google, in a text you can read in the driveway.
SEOchat
online
Morning ☀️ Today's article is ready: “When to replace a panel, and what the visit actually includes.” Publish it?
yes 👍
Live! Also posted your weekend hours to Google.
Big news: ChatGPT recommended you for “licensed electrician near me” for the first time this week 🎉
LET'S GOOO
What you get
What an electrical shop gets each month
Pages for the jobs you estimate
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, and troubleshooting, written with your license, your towns, and your price ranges.
A profile that matches the on-call phone
Hours, emergency availability, categories, and photos get a plain-language checkup. Weekly posts go on the listing once Google is connected.
Reviews after the cover is back on
A text link before you leave, a QR card for the invoice, and reply drafts that do not overshare the customer’s panel.
Whether AI names your shop
We ask an assistant with web search for an electrician in your area and tell you if your name shows up.
Approvals from the ladder
One chat. A thumbs-up publishes. “We don’t do solar” rewrites the draft.
English or Spanish on the same quota
Publish in either language, or alternate them, without spending two articles on one topic.
What we'd write for you
Articles we would write for your shop
These are the searches that happen before someone picks an electrician. Each one uses your services and your limits.
Article 1
Panel upgrade before an EV charger: what the visit includes
A planned, high-ticket search from people who are ready to schedule.
Article 2
Breaker that will not stay on: what to do until we arrive
Urgent, and it must stop short of a DIY repair.
Article 3
Whole-house generator: what we need to know about your panel
Filters serious installs from curiosity.
Article 4
Aluminum wiring in older homes: what an inspection usually means
A specific housing problem that generic sites mishandle.
Article 5
What a troubleshooting visit does and does not include
Sets the price conversation before you roll.
Article 6
Storm outage: when to call an electrician instead of the utility
Seasonal, and only useful if it is published before the storm.
Example Google profile posts
- EV charger installs are booking two weeks out. If you are buying a car this month, ask us about the panel first so the charger is not waiting on an upgrade.
- Burning smell from an outlet? Leave it off and call. We are on call for electrical emergencies inside our normal service area.
- Finished a 200-amp panel replacement this week and pulled the permit. Photos on the listing. Ask us what your panel can still carry.
Drafted each week and published to your Google Business Profile once it's connected. Until then, the draft is ready to paste.
Does it pay for itself?
Do the math with your own numbers.
A panel, a charger, or a generator is usually worth months of SEOchat. The service is doing well if it brings a few of the calls you actually want, instead of another shared lead.
You only need 1 new customer every 19 weeks to cover SEOchat.
Land just 1 extra customer a month and you get back 4.5× what you pay.
Based on the $179/mo Growth plan. One panel, EV charger, or generator job usually covers SEOchat many times over.
Not another AI blog robot.
Most AI SEO tools pump out generic articles and trade links between customers. We do the work that gets a local business picked.
| Feature | SEOchat | Typical AI SEO tool | SEO agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $99–$179 | $99–$149 | $1,500+ |
| Writes about your real business | ✅ | Generic | ✅ |
| Keeps your Google listing fresh | ✅ | ❌ | Sometimes |
| Tells you if AI recommends you | ✅ | Rarely | Rarely |
| Trades links between customers | Never | Often | No |
| Spanish + English | ✅ | Some | Depends |
| Reports you can understand | Weekly text | Dashboard | Monthly PDF |
| Contract | None | None | 6–12 months |
What you'll never get from us
- ✕Contracts or cancellation fees
- ✕Link-swap schemes that can get you penalized
- ✕Reports full of words you have to Google
- ✕Articles you didn't approve (unless you want autopilot)
- ✕Holding your content hostage: every article is yours, forever
Founding-member pricing
A full year for about one month of an agency.
Lock in today's price for as long as you stay. Cancel anytime.
Starter
One location, getting started.
$99/mo
About $3.30 a day
- ✓15 articles a month
- ✓Weekly Google listing posts
- ✓Monthly AI check
- ✓Weekly results text
Growth
Most popularEverything it takes to get recommended.
$179/mo
About $5.97 a day
- ✓30 articles a month
- ✓Weekly Google listing posts
- ✓Review requests by text
- ✓Weekly AI tracking
- ✓English and Spanish
- ✓Older articles refreshed monthly
Agency
One account per client. No call required.
Self-serve
- ✓Sign each client up yourself
- ✓Starter or Growth on their account
- ✓They approve in their own chat
Love it or your money back
Try SEOchat for 30 days. Not happy? Full refund, and you keep every article.
The 90-day promise
No growth in Google search clicks by day 90? Your fourth month is on us. Details
The playbook
SEO for electricians: what actually works
Electrical searches are a mix of panic and planned work. A dead outlet at night and a panel upgrade before an EV charger are different customers, and both of them call one of the first companies that looks licensed and specific. SEO for electricians is how your shop becomes that company in the towns you actually pull permits in.
1. The map pack is the emergency call
Most “electrician near me” calls start in Google Maps. Use “Electrician” as the primary category and add only the secondary categories you truly do, such as lighting contractor or generator installer.
List services in the words customers use: panel upgrades, EV charger installation, ceiling fans, troubleshooting, generators. If you offer after-hours service, the hours on the profile have to say so. A profile that claims 24/7 and goes to voicemail trains the next customer to call someone else.
Photos of labeled panels, your van, and finished charger installs do more than a logo. Post a completed job when you can show it without a customer’s address in the frame.
2. One page per job, with a price range you can defend
“Electrical services” as a single page ranks for almost nothing. Split the work people estimate online: panel replacement, EV charger, whole-house generator, recessed lighting, knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring where you actually see it, and troubleshooting.
Say what the visit includes, what changes the price, and what you will not do. A range is more useful than “call for a quote” and more honest than a fake flat rate. Link a panel page to the HVAC company problem only when you install the circuit for equipment someone else is setting. Do not pretend to be the heating company.
3. Licensing is the trust signal
Rules differ by state and city. This is not legal advice. What you can publish is the license you hold, the jurisdictions you pull permits in, and a plain statement that you do not work where you are not allowed to.
Customers searching after a bad experience with an unlicensed handyman are looking for that sentence. So are insurers and some real-estate inspections. Put the license number where a person can check it, and do not let an article invent a credential.
4. Safety pages that refuse to be a tutorial
“Burning smell from an outlet,” “breaker that will not stay on,” and “power out after a storm” are searches you want. The page should say what to turn off, when to leave the house, and that the next step is a licensed electrician. It should not explain how to open a panel or land a wire.
That boundary is also what makes the page trustworthy to Google on a safety topic, and what keeps you out of a lawsuit over a DIY guide with your logo on it. Storm and generator content should be published before storm season, not during the outage.
5. Reviews and AI answers
Ask after the job, with a direct review link, and do not pay for stars. A review that mentions a panel, a charger, or a town helps the next person with that job find you.
When someone asks an AI assistant for an electrician nearby, the answer is built from your site, your profile, and those reviews. Specific pages give it something true to repeat. A directory listing that says “residential and commercial” does not.
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Fair questions
Can it tell people how to rewire a panel themselves?+
No. Articles tell homeowners when to turn the power off and call. They do not walk through live electrical work.
Will it invent a license number?+
No. It uses the number and the states you give it. If you do not provide one, the page does not pretend.
Can it write a page for each town we cover?+
Yes, a few at a time, and only with something true about those towns. It will not stamp one article with every city in the metro.
Do we have to approve every post?+
You can, or you can turn on autopilot after you trust the drafts. Listing fixes that change hours or categories still wait for a yes.
How fast can an electrician show up in Maps?+
Profile fixes and steady reviews can help within weeks. New service pages usually take longer. Anyone promising the map pack by Friday is guessing.
Should we target every town in the metro?+
Only the ones you pull permits in and can reach. A thin town page with the city swapped is how electricians waste a month of writing.
I've been burned by SEO companies before. Why is this different?+
No contract, no mystery. You see every article before it goes live, you get a plain-English update every week by text and email, and you can cancel yourself. If it's not working, you'll know, and you can leave.
What if I cancel?+
Cancel it yourself. Text CANCEL from the mobile number on your account and reply YES, or cancel in Settings or chat. The plan stays on through the end of the period you already paid for, and every article stays yours. In the first 30 days you can also request a full refund in Settings or chat, and it happens automatically.
My website is on Wix / Squarespace / I don't have one.+
We publish automatically to WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, HubSpot, BigCommerce and Notion. Squarespace, GoDaddy, Duda, Google Sites and any other builder we can't post to get a ready-to-paste package: the title, the SEO description, the article, a file to download and the steps for that builder. We don't host a blog. Once you connect Google Business Profile, weekly listing posts publish there automatically.
¿Funciona en español?+
Sí. SEOchat publica en español, en inglés o en ambos. Ambos alterna un artículo en inglés y el siguiente en español, sin duplicar tu cupo del mes. El informe semanal llega por chat, texto y correo en tu idioma.
When do I get started?+
As soon as you pay, you create your account (it doesn't have to be the same email) and the 10-minute interview starts in chat. Founding members keep their price for as long as they stay. Not happy in the first 30 days? Ask in Settings or chat and the refund happens automatically.
Make AI obsessed with your business 😍
Pick a plan and check out. You'll create your account next, and the 10-minute interview starts in chat.