Growth Opportunity Snapshot
How AMP can own local search across Greater Manchester.
Prepared by Tao Digital · July 2026
AMP already has the hard part sorted — skilled work, real accreditations and customers who rave about you. What's missing is the digital shopfront to match. Right now that reputation is nearly invisible on Google, which means work that should be coming to you is going to competitors who are simply easier to find. Here's where the growth is.
Where the growth is
Your business appears under different names and addresses across the web — a Bury registered office, City Road East (M15) on Trustpilot and Yell, Rochdale Road (M9) elsewhere — plus a Bolton phone number on the site. Google rewards consistency, so these mixed signals hold your Maps ranking back.
One verified, fully-built Google Business Profile with a single consistent name, address and phone — then cleaned up across every directory. This is the fastest lever: visible movement in weeks, not months.
Your customers clearly love the work — they name Brandon personally and come back for more. But it barely shows: one review on Trustpilot, none on Yell, and your best testimonials sit as text on the website where Google can't count them.
A simple system that turns every finished job into a Google review. Reviews are the single biggest driver of both Maps ranking and the decision to pick up the phone — this is turning goodwill you already have into leads.
The site looks smart but isn't built to be found. It doesn't target the searches that bring paid work — "EICR / landlord certificate", "house rewire", "EV charger installation", "commercial electrician Manchester" — and small inconsistencies (13 years' experience on one page, 30 on another) quietly chip at trust.
Dedicated service pages and local pages built around what people actually search for, so AMP shows up for high-value jobs across Greater Manchester — not only when someone already knows your name.
You already install solar PV and EV chargers, but they're almost invisible on the website — buried under general electrical work.
Bring solar and EV front and centre as flagship services. They're higher-margin, higher-intent searches with far less competition than "electrician" — a genuine head start while the market's still forming.
Built on solid ground
Fully accredited — NICEIC, IPAF, PASMA, City & Guilds and CHAS. Trust signals many competitors can't match.
A reputation people vouch for — customers name Brandon personally and return for repeat work.
Already investing in growth — Bolton Wanderers Business Partner Gold for 2025/26.
Domestic and commercial — including maintenance contracts, the recurring revenue worth ranking for.
What the first 90 days look like
First 30 days
Days 60–90
Everything above is fixable — most of it quickly. Tao Digital can take the whole lot off your plate.