Review widgets for electricians
If you already have a website, a review widget puts your latest Google, Checkatrade and Facebook reviews on it with one line of code. Choose from eight styles, set a minimum star rating, and new reviews appear by themselves, so the page someone reads before calling you never goes stale.
On your website
Fitted our EV charger in a morning. Really neat job.
Prompt, tidy and great value for a full rewire.
How it works for electricians
Works on the site you have
Paste one line of code into any site that accepts HTML, whether that’s WordPress, Squarespace or something built by hand. It’s about 9 KB, doesn’t slow or block the page, and is sealed off from your site’s own styles.
Eight ways to show them
Choose a Wall of Love for a reviews page, a Rating Badge by your phone number, a Carousel on the homepage or a Floating Bubble in the corner. Marquee, Hero Quote, Highlight Strip and Photo Toast are there too.
Only the reviews you want
Set a minimum star rating, four stars by default, filter by keywords such as EV charger or rewire, or hand-pick reviews. Choose light or dark, your brand accent, and whether to show reviewer photos, dates and platform badges.
Helps search engines read it
Unless the page already declares a rating, the widget writes your rating and up to five reviews into its structured data for search engines. Google decides what it shows in results, so stars in search aren’t something anyone can promise.
Rewired our kitchen with no mess and explained everything.
A WordPress site at Ostley Electrical
Checkatrade reviews on the homepage, at last
Mia built Ostley Electrical’s WordPress site years ago and has been copying reviews onto it by hand ever since, usually months late. LocalQuiver gives her one line of code for a Carousel set to four stars and above. She pastes it into the homepage, and her Google and Checkatrade reviews appear in her brand colour. A Rating Badge goes next to the phone number. When a new review comes in, it shows up on the site without Mia doing a thing.
An illustration of how it works, not a real customer.
The film
Review widgets put a business's best reviews on any website that accepts HTML with one line of code, in eight styles, light or dark in the brand colour, filtered by minimum stars, keyword or hand-picked, with new reviews appearing within a few minutes. It works the same way for electricians.
Read the transcript
0:02People want proof before they get in touch. And the best proof is what your own customers say.
0:08LocalQuiver's review widgets put your best reviews on your own website, with one line of code. WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, or a site built by hand.
0:19Pick from eight styles, from a slim rating badge to a full Wall of Love, in light or dark, and in your brand colour.
0:27Then choose which reviews show: set a minimum star rating, filter by keyword, or hand-pick your favourites.
0:35New reviews appear by themselves within a few minutes. And it's tiny, so it won't slow your website down.
0:42Real praise from real customers, right where people decide to get in touch.
0:47LocalQuiver. Your marketing, sorted.
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What's included
- Eight widget styles, from Wall of Love to Rating Badge
- One line of code for any site that accepts HTML
- About 9 KB, sealed off from your site’s styles
- Minimum stars, keyword filters or hand-picked reviews
- Light or dark, with your brand accent
- New reviews appear by themselves
- Rating added to the page’s structured data
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Questions
No. Websites LocalQuiver builds already show up to 24 of your best reviews without one. Widgets are for the site you already have, or for extra pages, like a landing page you’ve built somewhere else and want to carry the same proof.
It adds your rating and up to five reviews to the page’s structured data, which gives search engines the information. Whether stars appear is Google’s decision, and it doesn’t show them for a business’s own homepage, so we don’t promise it.
Not inside widgets. You can show the reviewer’s profile photo, the date and a platform badge, or turn each of those off. Photos customers attach to Google reviews appear in your LocalQuiver inbox instead.
Review widgets
Book a free chat and we'll show you how it would work for your electrician, set up and running for you.