L.A. Electrician Claims He Can Put Any Contracting Site At Top Of Google Results

Feb 2, 2017

With decades of experience running and handling Internet marketing for his own contracting business, a Los Angeles electrical contractor starts an internet marketing company for other contractors.

LOS ANGELES - February 2, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

First-page placement in Google's search results produces valuable, business-building traffic for contracting and construction websites. After over thirty-five years running one of the top-rated electrical contracting businesses in Los Angeles, the founder of Happy Contractor, an internet marketing company catering specifically to contractors, understands contractor marketing as only an insider can.

With his own contracting business pulling in millions from search engine optimization and Internet marketing, the Happy Contractor founder now helps others do the same. Contractors seeking out improved search results placement and traffic for their own websites can get in touch here to see what a difference working with someone who truly understands the business can make.

"Back when I started my electrical contracting business in 1979, ads in the Yellow Pages were our top source of new clients," said Happy Contractor founder Kim Hopkins, "In 1995, I put our first website online, and within a few years we had dropped the Yellow Pages for good. SEO and other Internet marketing tactics have become even more important to us than the Yellow Pages ever were way back when, and we are always finding new ways of becoming even more successful. We're proud of the results we produce for ourselves, and even more so of the way we have helped contractors all across the country land high on Google's first page of results for keywords that generate new business."

One important reason for the success of the Web is that an answer never seems to be more than a couple of clicks away. For this reason and others, users of Google's search engine service tend to stick to the results that are positioned near the top of the list. Industry authority Search Engine Watch, for example, estimates that around three-quarters of all Google users never look beyond the first page of results, with only one in ten visits overall making it to page two. With the very first result for any given query receiving an average of one-third of all clicks, the top three together account for about two-thirds of this active, engaged attention.

As a result, businesses hoping to attract traffic from Google need to be sure that their own web pages rank well in the results returned for relevant keyword searches. Unfortunately, the best means of doing so evolve quickly and continuously, making it difficult to keep up. Further complicating the matter is the fact that the most effective approaches vary from one industry to the next, meaning that digital marketers who take on clients of all kinds often come up short.

Happy Contractor offers a proven way for contracting businesses to obtain the search engine positioning and website traffic they seek. Having successfully managed his own longtime contracting company's digital marketing efforts for decades, Happy Contractor's founder resolved to help others in the industry achieve the same kinds of rewarding results. With an industry-leading record of success at putting contracting business websites at the top of Google's search results for multiple keywords, Happy Contractor offers free consultations and is accepting new clients now.

Contact Info:
Name: Kim Hopkins
Organization: Happy Contractor
Address: 9937 Commerce Ave. Tujunga, CA 90027
Phone: 800-990-5811

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