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    VAMP Electrical

    Electrical services · Melbourne, VIC

    VAMP Electrical: an electrician website with service packages and safety guidance

    We built four steps, three packages and five questions on every service page. We also added suburb pages written about the local homes, each linking eight nearby suburbs.

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    Website design and build · Service and suburb page structure · Safety guide and FAQ · Mobile call design · Google Ads landing pages
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    The case study

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    We built four steps, three packages and five questions on every service page. We also added suburb pages written about the local homes, each linking eight nearby suburbs.

    The business

    VAMP Electrical is a Melbourne electrical business with licensed, insured electricians on call 24 hours a day. The work runs from emergencies, faults and power outages to switchboard upgrades and compliance, safety switches, earthing and surge protection, lighting, ceiling fans, powerpoints, appliances, EV chargers, Kasta smart switches, blackout protection and office fit-outs. Quotes are by the job, not the hour, and the work carries a lifetime workmanship guarantee.

    The brief

    Electrical work covers very different calls. Someone with a burning smell at the switchboard needs to ring now. Someone planning an EV charger or new downlights wants to understand the job first. Both want to know the electrician is licensed and local, and what the work will involve.

    The brief was a page for each of those jobs and each part of Melbourne, with the call button and the quote form in the same place on every one, so the site could carry the business's Google Ads as well as people who find it on their own.

    A first screen built around the call

    The header carries Open 24/7, the number, the main pages and a Services menu, with a call button on the right. The home page headline names Melbourne, the trade and the 24/7 emergency service, followed by three promises with a line under each and a call button with the Google rating beside it. The right half rotates through photos of the crew's own work. Further down, a row of specials, a guarantee card and a quote form ask for a name, number, email, suburb, the service needed and an optional note on the issue.

    18 services, one order

    The Services menu lists all 18 services in one column. Every service page opens with its own headline and job photo, then follows the same order: four steps for that job, three packages with what each includes, a line that quotes are by the job, not the hour, a warning band written for that job, and five questions about it. A switchboard upgrade runs from a free safety assessment and a custom layout to installation, testing and a compliance certificate. A ceiling fan runs from choosing the spot to a ceiling check, installation, then testing and balancing.

    A page for every suburb

    262 suburb pages cover Melbourne, all listed on the service-areas page. Each opens with the suburb in the headline and carries a section on the local homes and the jobs that come up there. In Brunswick that means bluestone cottages, Victorian terraces and warehouse conversions, with old-cable rewires, fuse boards replaced with safety switches and EV chargers on narrow driveways. Eight nearby suburbs sit underneath, each linked to its own page, and five questions name the suburb.

    Safety and answers

    The safety page sets out six things to always do and six never to do, then four emergencies with the first thing to do in each, from a burning smell at a socket to someone receiving a shock. The FAQ page holds 12 questions with a search box, an All questions view and five topics: general, pricing and quotes, emergency and availability, services, and safety and compliance.

    The crew's own work

    Recent work shows the crew on real jobs, from switchboard testing and a wall rough-in to a fitted-out ute, and eight clips from real jobs play in a section of their own. Photos of the crew's work also rotate through the hero on the home page and the suburb pages.

    Built for phones

    On a phone, the header keeps the logo, a Call Now button and the menu. The promises and the call button stay in the first screen. Scroll down and a bar fixed to the bottom of the screen asks whether the visitor needs an electrician now and rings the business in one tap.

    What it connects to

    The site is where VAMP Electrical's Google Ads land, and calls and forms are traced to the ad behind them. About three in four enquiries Google Ads recorded were phone calls, and every won job traced to the ads started with a call. The call button leads every page. The VAMP Electrical Google Ads case study sets out how that was measured.

    For an electrician who needs a site at this depth, see our website design work and marketing for electricians.

    Key design decisions
    • Four steps, three packages and five questions on every service page.
    • Suburb pages written about the local homes, each linking eight nearby suburbs.
    • The call button on every page and a fixed call bar on phones.
    • 287 pages on one plan: 18 service pages, 262 suburb pages, a safety guide and a searchable FAQ.

    Tags

    • Website design
    • Electrical services
    • Melbourne, VIC

    A website built around your business.

    Tell us about your services, your customers and the next step you want them to take. We will shape the design and page structure around that brief.

    The work

    Select a screenshot to enlarge it.

    • VAMP Electrical home page with the headline, three promises, the call button and a job photo
      VAMP Electrical home page with the headline, three promises, the call button and a job photo
    • VAMP Electrical Services menu open with all 18 services listed
      Services menu — All 18 services in one column, from emergency electrician to blackout protection.
    • VAMP Electrical switchboard upgrades page with the headline and a switchboard photo
      Switchboard upgrades page — One of 18 service pages, with its own headline, a line on the job and a photo of a finished board.

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    Project highlights

    Project highlights

    What we delivered for VAMP Electrical.

    A closer look at the services and features delivered. Open a tile for the source behind each detail.

    • Project highlight

      Know the job

      electrical service packages and local contact options

      Website delivery

    • 287

      Pages in the site: home, 18 services, 262 suburbs, safety and answers

      Live sitemap count

    • 262

      Suburb pages, each linking to eight nearby suburbs

      Live sitemap count

    • 18

      Service pages, each with four steps, three packages and five questions

      Live sitemap count

    • 12

      Do and don't rules on the safety page, plus four emergencies explained

      Counted on the live site

    • 12

      Questions on the FAQ page, with a search box and five topic filters

      Counted on the live site

    Project notes

    Page counts are the unique page addresses across the site's two live sitemaps, for services and locations. Screenshots show the delivered website. Campaign outcomes, where included, use the periods and definitions in the linked advertising case study.

    Quick summary
    Inside the build

    Insights

    Inside the build

    Details from the VAMP Electrical project. Open a card for the finding and its source.

    • The build

      91%

      Nine in ten pages are about one Melbourne suburb

      • Suburb pages91%
      • Service pages6%
      • Home, safety and info pages3%

      262 of the 287 pages are suburb pages. Each opens with the suburb in the headline, carries a section on the local homes and the jobs that come up there, and links to eight nearby suburbs, so a visitor in Brunswick reads about Brunswick.

    • The build

      18

      Every service page follows the same order: four steps, three packages, five questions

      A switchboard upgrade runs from a free safety assessment to testing and a compliance certificate; a ceiling fan runs from choosing the spot to testing and balancing. Each page then sets out three packages, a warning band written for that job, and five questions about it.

    • The build

      8

      Suburb pages talk about the local homes, then link eight neighbours

      The Brunswick page describes bluestone cottages, Victorian terraces and warehouse conversions, and the jobs that follow, from old-cable rewires to EV chargers on narrow driveways. Eight nearby suburbs sit underneath, each a link to its own page.

    • The build

      3 in 4

      The phone comes first, and the ads bore that out

      The call button leads every page and a call bar stays on screen on phones. About three in four enquiries Google Ads recorded were phone calls, and every won job traced to the ads started with a call.

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    Design details

    Inside the website

    The thinking behind the pages.

    1. Website detail

      18 services in one order

      Every service page follows the same order: four steps for that job, three packages with what each includes, a warning band written for it and five questions. A visitor who has read one page knows where to look on the next.

      Four steps and three packages on the VAMP Electrical switchboard upgrades page
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    2. Website detail

      Suburb pages written about the suburb

      Each suburb page describes the local homes and the jobs that come up there, such as rewires in Brunswick's bluestone cottages and terraces, then links eight nearby suburbs.

      Why choose VAMP Electrical in Brunswick section with eight nearby suburbs
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    3. Website detail

      A safety guide

      Six things to always do, six never to do and four emergencies with the first thing to do in each, with a link to book a safety inspection.

      VAMP Electrical safety guide with Always do and Never do lists
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    4. Website detail

      Answers with search and filters

      The FAQ page holds 12 questions with a search box and five topics, from pricing and quotes to safety and compliance.

      VAMP Electrical FAQ page with a search box and topic filters
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    5. Website detail

      One menu for every service

      The Services menu lists all 18 services in one column, from emergency callouts and switchboards to EV chargers, Kasta switches and office fit-outs.

      VAMP Electrical Services menu open with all 18 services
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    6. Mobile experience

      Call Now on phones

      On a phone the header keeps Call Now beside the menu, and after the first screen a bar fixed to the bottom of the screen rings the business in one tap.

      VAMP Electrical home page on a phone with Call Now in the header
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    Project journey
    VAMP Electrical

    Campaign work · VAMP Electrical

    The campaign behind the enquiries.

    See the advertising work for VAMP Electrical, with the results and measurement explained in each campaign case study.

    Campaign case study

    Vamp Electrical: Google Ads for electrical faults and planned installations

    For Vamp Electrical in Melbourne, we connected urgent electrician searches and specific electrical jobs with service pages, calls and quote requests.

    Read the campaign case study
    FAQ

    The questions this raises.

    The brief, the design and how the website supports the wider customer journey.

    The first call is free and there is no deck.

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    Why does the VAMP Electrical website have 287 pages?

    Most are suburb pages: 262 of them, each describing the homes in that part of Melbourne and linked to eight neighbours. The rest are 18 service pages, the home page, the service-areas list, and the about, safety, reviews, FAQ and contact pages.

    What is on each service page?

    Its own headline and job photo, the promises and call button, a quote form, four steps for that job, three packages with what each includes, a warning band written for that job and five questions about it.

    How are the suburb pages different from each other?

    Each puts the suburb in the headline, describes the local housing and the jobs that come up there, links eight nearby suburbs and answers five questions that name the suburb.

    How does the site work on a phone?

    The header keeps the logo, Call Now and the menu. After the first screen, a bar fixed to the bottom of the screen rings the business in one tap.

    How does the website connect to the Google Ads?

    The ads land on the site, and calls and forms are traced to the ad behind them. About three in four enquiries Google Ads recorded were phone calls, and every won job traced to the ads started with a call.

    What did SoudCoh deliver for VAMP Electrical?

    287 pages: 18 services, 262 suburb pages, a safety guide and a searchable FAQ. Four steps, three packages and five questions on every service page. Suburb pages written about the local homes, each linking eight nearby suburbs. The call button on every page and a fixed call bar on phones.

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