Koala Electrical

You have around 587 five-star Google reviews. Your own website tells visitors you have 180.

The goal

Most Perth electrical businesses your size sit between $30k and $100k a month. If the goal is holding $100k consistently rather than riding the season, this is about the gap between those two numbers.

What we found

1

You have around 587 five-star Google reviews. Your website says 180.

Checked 15 September 2026: your site's review widget reads "Based on 180 reviews," and the newest review it shows is dated 21 October 2024. Birdeye, which pulls directly from Google, shows 587 reviews at 5.0 stars, with the most recent about two months ago. The widget stopped syncing almost two years ago and has been showing a frozen, badly understated number ever since.

What it costs: Nearly 400 five-star reviews you've actually earned are invisible at the exact moment a customer is deciding whether to call. It's the strongest asset a trade business can have, and it's turned off.

The fix: Reconnect the review widget so the number is live, and put the real figure, 5.0 from 587, above the fold on every page.

See your real review count →

2

Your suburb pages don't rank, because they're not actually about being an electrician there

Checked 15 September 2026: your Byford page is about garden lighting. Your Kelmscott page is about RCDs and smoke alarms. Your Gosnells page is about switchboard upgrades. Your Harrisdale page, the shortest on the site, never mentions the word "Harrisdale" once. Ahrefs confirms the result: you rank for exactly one keyword in Australia, your own brand name. None of your six suburbs rank at all.

What it costs: Nobody searching "electrician Kelmscott" wants to read about smoke alarms. No page on your site actually answers the question a local customer is asking.

The fix: Rewrite all six suburb pages to properly answer "I need an electrician in [suburb]", with local jobs, reviews and a map.

Search your own service area right now →

3

Zero Google ads, with the best possible reason to run them

Google Ads Transparency Centre, checked 15 September 2026: no ads on either of your domains, ever. Ahrefs confirms $0 paid spend for 24 straight months.

What it costs: A 5.0 rating from 587 reviews is the strongest asset you can put in a Google ad, it shows as a star rating right in the search result and lowers what you pay per click. You're sitting on the best raw material in this market and using none of it.

The fix: Fix the review widget and the suburb pages first, then turn ads on. Paying for clicks that land on a 2019 page with the wrong reviews would waste the spend.

Check your own ad account →

4

There's no way to contact you outside 7am to 5pm

Checked 15 September 2026 across all six suburb pages: no contact form on any of them. Every enquiry has to be a phone call, during published hours of 7am to 5pm.

What it costs: Every visitor at 7pm, every visitor on a Sunday, everyone at work who can't take a call, is lost. A phone number alone is a door that's only open ten hours a day.

The fix: Add a simple enquiry form to every page. It costs nothing and it's open when you're not.

See it yourself on your own page →

The maths

People searching "electrician armadale", per month60
A general electrical job, low end price$250
If just 1 of those became a booked job a month$250/mo

One fix, done for you

Review widget
Reconnect it: 5.0 Stars from 587 Google Reviews, above the fold
Suburb pages
Rewrite all six to actually be about being an electrician there
Every page
Add a simple enquiry form so 7pm and Sunday visitors aren't lost
Who we've helped: We recently helped Daniel from Nexus Electrical Co, a Perth electrician, with his Meta ad content and website landing pages. Real result: 16 leads at $41.57 cost per lead in his first campaign month.

Hey, thanks for taking a look at the audit.

I only spent about half an hour on your digital presence and found these four things. They're not the biggest issues out there, but they all add up to how you rank and how you show up online.

If you want to go deeper, I'd love to take a proper look at your paid ads, specifically Google and Meta, and hear a bit about your business and where you want to take it, whether there's a revenue number you're chasing. We specialise in Perth service businesses, tradies and schools included.

If any of this is worth a conversation, send me a message below and I'll give you a call.

Thanks,
Chris