Rank My Electrician Announces Best Electrician of The Year Competition for 2020

Nov 3, 2020

Rank My Electrician is the only website exclusively for electricians in Australia to list and market their business and to encourage their customers to write a review. For more information go to https://rankmyelectrician.com.au

Melbourne, Australia - November 2, 2020 /PressCable/ —

Rank My Electrician (RME) is excited to announce this competition for the first time giving electricians the opportunity to be recognised as The Best Electrical Contractor of the year for 2020 in their city in Australia.

This is the only award in Australia that recognises electrical contractors who go above and beyond to provide truly excellent service for their customers. Rather than being judged by industry leaders, the criteria for the best electrician will be based primarily on customer’s 5-star satisfaction reviews.

To take part in this competition, the participant must be a qualified electrician, own a business operating in Australia and become a member of RME. To sign up as a member go to https://rankmyelectrician.com.au and Register then click on + Create Listing.. After creating a listing a subscription package with 2 options will be offered, a monthly option for $99 per month or yearly option for the discounted price of $990 (a saving of $198 annually).

The Awards will be calculated based on monitored reviews given during 2020 that customers have provided on Google My Business and Rank My Electrician website combined.

The awards will go to electricians operating in the following areas:

Melbourne, Victoria

Sydney, New South Wales

Brisbane, Queensland

Perth, Western Australia

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Adelaide, South Australia

Gold Coast, Queensland

Darwin, Northern Territory

Hobart, Tasmania

The most successful candidates who will be chosen to win will be the electricians with the best 5-star reviews showcasing their workmanship and customer service in their field of expertise. The award date will be announced on Friday 15th of January 2021.

RME provides listings exclusively for electricians and can help their business grow by providing a digital marketing platform to showcase their professionalism and expertise to prospective customers. A place to receive ratings and reviews from happy customers resulting in more new customers.

RME have provided some marketing tools here at https://rankmyelectrician.com.au/tools/ to help electricians get more customer reviews.

Electricians with listings on RME will have their website climb higher in the google search results. The way this happens is the power and authority from their RME listing flow like a conduit pointing towards their website. The power from RME transfers to their website giving it more authority in the eyes of Google.

Customers can rely on RME when researching, shortlisting, and hiring the right electrician, saving time and frustration to find an electrician they can trust. If the customer’s electrician has done a great job and they would like to give them a review, RME is the best review platform in Australia dedicated solely for electricians. Leaving a review will help many other potential customers find the best electrician.

Customers can write a review by going to https://rankmyelectrician.com.au and clicking onto +Signup.

Contact Info:
Name: Andy Bradbury
Email: Send Email
Organization: Rank My Electrician
Address: 1 Spring Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000, Australia
Website: https://rankmyelectrician.com.au

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 88981394

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