Multi-Power Electrical Services

You've traded for 21 years and 7 months. Your website shows visitors a security warning, and you have zero Google reviews to show for the two decades.

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

Your website shows visitors a security warning instead of your business

Checked 16 September 2026: your domain's SSL certificate doesn't match the domain name. Every browser, Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox, blocks this with a full page red warning reading "Your connection is not private", which a visitor has to click through an "Advanced" link to bypass. This isn't a slow site or a blocked crawler. It's a security failure that happens before the page even loads.

What it costs: For an electrician, a trade sold on trust and licensing, a security warning is about the worst first impression possible. Almost nobody clicks through it.

The fix: A correctly issued certificate for your domain. Free through Let's Encrypt, included with most hosting, and fixable in hours.

See the warning yourself →

2

You've traded for 21 years and 7 months, and you have zero Google reviews anywhere

Checked 16 September 2026: we searched twelve different ways, business name, address, phone number, ABN, and found no Google Business Profile at all for this business. Without a profile, there's nowhere for a customer to leave a review, and nowhere for you to show up in the map results everyone sees first on their phone.

What it costs: Twenty-one years of trade has produced nothing a customer can see. Meanwhile a competitor down the road in Bassendean shows 28 reviews at 4.3 stars.

The fix: Settle your business address first, since a profile can't be verified against a PO box, then create the profile. Free, and it does more than anything else on this list.

Search your own business name →

3

A Sydney company half your age outranks you for your own name

Checked 16 September 2026: we searched "Multi Power Electrical Bassendean electrician maps location", a search containing your own suburb. The only business returned was a Sydney company with a working website and 22 Google reviews. Your own site ranks for your name only in punctuated forms, and your traffic has fallen from 33 visits a month to 2.

What it costs: Somebody at a barbecue is given your name, Googles it, and lands on an electrician 2,600 kilometres away. You never see it happen, because that customer never reaches you.

The fix: Fix the certificate and create the Google profile, both of which the Sydney company already has and you don't.

Search your own name right now →

4

Four different addresses are floating around for your business, including one that's a sold office block

Checked 16 September 2026: your government business register lists WA 6055. Yellow Pages lists 12 Lord Street, Bassendean 6054. One Yelp listing shows 95 Old Perth Rd, which is a commercial office building sold in January 2023 to a government tenant and an H&R Block franchise, not an electrician's premises.

What it costs: A Google profile can't be verified against an address you don't occupy, so this has to be sorted before the profile in finding 2 can even go live.

The fix: Pick the one real, current, mail-receiving address, and use only that one everywhere, starting with the government register, which is currently ten years out of date.

The maths

People searching "electrician bassendean", per month30
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

SSL certificate
Reissue for the correct hostname, free via Let's Encrypt
Address
Settle one real, current address across every listing
Google Business Profile
Create it once the address is settled, then ask for reviews
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