SAL Marketing Group
Buetec Electrical

Weekly Hub Report

Hey Nuno, here's your weekly hub report. Your Google Ads campaign went live on Saturday, so this is the first week with real numbers on it. They're small so far and there's a reason for that, which is below. Bookmark this page, it stays up to date.

Google AdsLiveSwitched on Sat 20 Sep. 4 days in: shown 26 times, 1 click, no enquiries off it yet. Early days, and we're working on the volume.
Your websitesBoth livebuetecelectrical.com.au for the long game on Google, plus 7 landing pages the ads point at.
See your landing pages → Visit your main website → Read the blog →

This week's update

24 Sep 2026

Your ads went live on Saturday 20 September. In the four days since, they've been shown 26 times and had 1 click, and nobody has rung or filled in the form off the back of them yet.

That's a small number and we'd rather explain why than dress it up. Emergency electrical searches are low volume by nature, someone only types "emergency electrician perth" when something has actually gone wrong, so there are only so many of them in a day inside your two areas. On top of that your ads are currently only showing for about one in eight of the searches they could be showing for, because the account is brand new and Google hasn't built up any track record on it yet. That improves on its own over the next couple of weeks, and it's the thing we're watching most closely.

Nothing here is broken. It's the normal shape of the first week. We don't judge a campaign until it's had 50 to 100 clicks, and at this rate that's a few weeks away.

Your first week of ads, in numbers

20–23 September 2026, live from your Google Ads account

26Times your ad was shownfirst 4 days live
1Clicks to your pagecost $9.95
0Enquiries from adsno calls or forms yet
$20Daily budgetbarely being used yet at this volume
What people actually searched to see your ad: "emergency electrician perth", "24 hour electrician near me", "after hours electrician", "who to call when power goes out", and "electrician near me", which is the one that got the click. That's exactly the intent we built the campaign for, so the targeting is right, there just isn't much of it yet.
The one thing that makes or breaks this: answer the phone, or call back within a few minutes. Someone with no power is ringing the next electrician on the list if you don't pick up. A call back inside 5 minutes versus an hour later can be the difference between winning most of these jobs and losing most of them. If an enquiry comes in, we want to know about it, even the ones you don't win.

Your two websites, and what each one does

They look similar and they do completely different jobs

Your landing pages (first button above) are what people land on when they click one of your Google Ads. Seven pages: Emergency, Switchboards & Mains, Power Pole Replacement, EV Charger Installation, General & Residential, Commercial, and Contact. Real photos of your jobs, your reviews, your licence number, and the quote form wired straight through to you. These exist to convert someone who is already looking to hire, today.

Your main website at www.buetecelectrical.com.au is the one Google indexes and ranks over the long term. It's live and connected to your domain. We audited it, found the things the template left behind (missing page titles, placeholder text on the suburb pages, no tracking) and those fixes are staged and waiting on one final publish. Sixteen suburb pages and a set of cost articles are built and go live with it.

The blog, and why we're bothering

Being built on your main website at buetecelectrical.com.au/blogs

Ads get you found today. The blog gets you found for free, forever, for the searches people type before they ring anyone: "switchboard upgrade cost perth", "how much does an EV charger install cost", "is a burning smell from the switchboard an emergency". We've seen this work on another Perth electrician's site, where one cost post went from page 6 of Google to page 2 in a month for "switchboard upgrade perth". Each post answers a real question with a real price, then points to your quote form.

This one is waiting on you: three cost articles are written and can't go live without your real prices. They're the posts most likely to bring you work, because someone searching a price is someone about to book. Whenever you get five minutes, rough numbers are fine.

What's next

Live from our internal task tracker

16 SepDoneChris

All 7 landing pages live on your own domain, with the 40 job photos you sent through

17 SepDoneChris

Main website live on www.buetecelectrical.com.au, full website and SEO audit completed

20 SepDoneChris

Google Ads campaign switched on for emergency electrical work

This weekNextChris

Final publish of the main website, taking the audit fixes and 16 suburb pages live together

NowFor youNuno

Your price list, so the three cost articles can go live

Rough numbers are fine, we'll write them up properly.

Early OctPlannedChris

First search term review on the ads, blocking any junk searches and lifting the number of searches you show for

OctPlannedChris

Second Google Ads campaign for Power Pole Replacement (the page is already live, and about 100 people a month search for it in Perth)

Backlinks & citations

31 business listings live, all carrying the same name, address and phone number

The more trusted websites that list Buetec Electrical the same way, the more Google trusts you're a real, established business. That trust is part of what pushes you up the rankings. All 31 below are done, nothing for you to do.

See all 31 listings
Google Business ProfileApple Business ConnectBing PlacesFacebook Business PageLinkedIn Company PageInstagram Business ProfileYouTube ChannelYellow Pages AustraliaWhite Pages AustraliaTrue LocalLocal SearchWord of MouthhipagesOneflareService.com.auAirtaskerDlookBrownbookLocal Business GuideInfobel AustraliaShowMeLocalHome Improvement 2DayService CentralCyboEnrollBusinessMisterWhat AustraliaStoreboardFind Us HereExpress Business DirectoryYellow.com.auGeeewizzz

Notes & feedback

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