For electricians

How electricians get recommended by AI assistants

More customers now ask ChatGPT or Google's AI Mode instead of scrolling a list. You can't pay to be in those answers. You can make sure the places they read say something clear and true about you.

What customers actually ask

  • "Who is a good electrician in Houston?"
  • "Electrician near me to install an EV charger"
  • "Licensed electrician for a panel upgrade in Katy"

Ask those yourself, in a private window, in both assistants. They often name different businesses for the same question.

Where those answers come from

For electricians, these are the places worth checking first:

  • Your Google Business Profile
  • Angi, Yelp, Nextdoor and the BBB
  • EV charger and generator makers' installer directories, if you're listed
  • Your site, with your license number and the specific jobs you do

EV chargers, panel upgrades and generators are what homeowners ask about by name. A page for each gives assistants something to quote.

Five things to do this week

  1. Fill in every field on your Google Business Profile, including services and hours.
  2. Ask recent customers for reviews that say what you did for them, not just a star rating.
  3. Get listed, accurately, on the directories above.
  4. Put checkable facts on your site: licenses, years in business, the exact jobs you take.
  5. Ask the same questions again next month and see what moved.

See where your business lands

Free. We ask both assistants the way a customer would and show who they named and which sites they used.

Free check

Takes about a minute. No email, no card.

Asking the assistants…

  1. Asking ChatGPT who it recommends
  2. Asking Gemini the same question
  3. Reading both answers for names and sources
  4. Finding your business

Keep this tab open. It usually takes 30 to 60 seconds.